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Moroccan Spiced Grilled Chicken Kebabs

Whew! Last week was a busyย one. I was on a deadline for a book, and as always,ย the last few weeks wereย a sprint to the finish. My neck still smartsย from being glued to my computer, but it was nothing a few post-writing cocktails couldnโ€™t fix. However I barely had time to shop or do much cooking while I had hammering out words. Iโ€™m not really aโ€ฆ

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Chicken Basteeya

When I went to get the chicken to make my bisteeya, I wanted to follow the recipe to a T. So I went to the butcher to get a precise amount of chicken in grams. Since I wasnโ€™t sure what one chicken thigh weighed, I took a guess that I might need 3 or 4 thighs. Judging from the reactions I get when ordering thingsโ€ฆ

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How to Make Preserved Lemons

Although itโ€™s possible to buy citrons confits (preserved lemons) at Arabic markets in Paris, makingย Preserved Lemons couldnโ€™t be easier to make and they taste fresher than anything you can buy. I forage through the mounds of lemons at my market in pursuit of the smallest citrus possible. But you may be lucky to have a friend with a lemon tree and theyโ€™re probably more thanโ€ฆ

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Lamb Tagine recipe

One of the first lessons I learned on my way to becoming a true Parisian was to never be on time for a dinner party. The hosts, who called with my first invitation to a dinner party shortly after I arrived in Paris, said โ€œCome at 8pmโ€ฆBut you know, in Paris, that means to come at 8:30pm.โ€ Subsequently, when I have guests for dinner, Iโ€ฆ

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