How to Eat a Falafel in Lebanon
Pull up at roadside stand. Be happy youโre with people who speak Arabic.
Pull up at roadside stand. Be happy youโre with people who speak Arabic.
[UPDATE: The restaurant is no long an Alain Ducasse restaurant.] Uncharacteristically, Iโll spare you the specifics, but I need to catch up on about 147 hours of sleep. And while weโre at it, I could use a hug. And since the former isnโt necessarily easy to come by here, as is the latter, I was embrassรฉ by dinner at Alain Ducasse restaurant. While itโs beenโฆ
Last summer, Romain went to stay at a place in the French countryside with a large, semi-wild potager, a vegetable garden, which the people who lived there fed themselves from. They let weeds grow, didnโt spray pesticides on anything, and they ate most of the food as close to raw as they could. During his stay, he called me and said that he never feltโฆ