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La crise de la baguette

A while back, a food editor in the states asked me to send him daily some ideas for articles that I might want to write-up for them. I thought about it for quite a while, then sent a response for an article with recipes for using up leftover bread, which I tentatively titled: The French Bread Crisis. They kindly responded, thanking me for the idea,โ€ฆ

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10 Things to Bring Back from Your Trip to Paris

On my last visit to the states, I engaged a bit in the all-American pastime of le shopping. Of course, I wasnโ€™t looking for things made in France (although folks have a tendency to want to direct me to French-inspired bakeries, to buy macarons and croissantsโ€ฆ), but I did see what wasโ€”and wasnโ€™t, available from my adopted country. Interestingly, I get a fair number ofโ€ฆ

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Health Care Tips for Travelers to France

I recently spoke at Bloom Where Youโ€™re Planted, a program intended to introduce newcomers to the sometimes perplexing differences of life abroad. I stayed after my talk for a seminar on French health care. While I was familiar with some of the information, some of you might not be, especially those who are traveling to Paris. This post includes numbers to call and places toโ€ฆ

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My Birthday Bouillotte

Today I turn fifty. Excuse my Frenchโ€”but holy crap! Iโ€™m sure youโ€™ve heard this a zillion times before, but I have no idea where all the time went. Believe me, when it happens to you, youโ€™ll say it too. Did I really go to college for four years then travel around Europe for another year after that? Did I really work away in restaurant kitchens,โ€ฆ

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