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Get my new book ready for dessertโ€ฆnow available!

Itโ€™s almost ready! Coming this Fall is the new, completely revised edition of Ready for Dessert: My Best Recipes. [Itโ€™s now available at ==> Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble and at the links below.] When my publisher told me they wanted a new edition of the book, I decided to revise the book completely, from top to bottom. Ready for Dessert is a compilation ofโ€ฆ

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November Book Events with Michael Ruhlman and Elaine Sciolino

This Friday, Iโ€™ll be in conversation with award-winning writer Michael Ruhlman at Archestratus books in Brooklyn on November 1st, from 6:30 to 8:30 to celebrate the release of his new book, From Scratch. Michaelโ€™s opus to home cooking extols the virtues of mastering basic cooking techniques, which means doable recipes for the perfect roast chicken, as well as traditional cassoulet, the ultimate BLT (with home-curedโ€ฆ

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Bouillon Pigalle

I used to wonder why someone didnโ€™t open a bistro in Paris serving classic French food, a bouillion, if you will, a word used to describe a place known for serving lots of food, in generous quantities, in a convivial, and almost communal setting. A place where you wouldnโ€™t feel out of place if you struck up a conversation with your neighbors, which be inevitableโ€ฆ

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Bouillon Chartier

Itโ€™ll be a sad day in Paris if Chartier ever shuts its doors. True, the food isnโ€™t exceptional. But itโ€™s cheap and people seem to flock here in droves. And the interior? I donโ€™t think youโ€™ll find a more perfectly-preserved relic of an old Paris, with glass-globe fixtures, tables jammed together, coat racks high above the tables, and a menu that hasnโ€™t made a singleโ€ฆ

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