EASTER TRADITIONS IN FRANCE(Paques)
Pâques: derives from the Latin “pascha”, meaning “Passover” In France children are told that church bells bring them their Easter eggs. In a sign of mourning, church bells fall silent … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Pâques: derives from the Latin “pascha”, meaning “Passover” In France children are told that church bells bring them their Easter eggs. In a sign of mourning, church bells fall silent … Continue Reading →
February 9th National Pizza Day. Dedicated to the humble pizza. Perhaps one of the most popular foods there is. Adopted by most countries throughout the World – certainly here … Continue Reading →
I appreciate the subject of this post will not be popular with some of you, when ever I mention a recipe with any of the offal cuts, I often get … Continue Reading →
Pork is a firm favourite of ours, in all its many guises, as our long list of Pork recipes is testament to. Simon and Caitlin in Australia are also big … Continue Reading →
Valentine’s Day is an annual holiday recognized around the world. It celebrates love, making it a popular day for couples to spend together. Valentine’s Day is traditionally … Continue Reading →
Winter weather, rain, howling winds, frosty sunny days, lazy Sundays – these days call for stews/casseroles/daubes (whatever name you like). What better than the inviting smells wafting from the kitchen … Continue Reading →
Oysters. Love ’em or leave them. I suspect I’ve lost many readers already! We first had them with our friends Sally and John, often referred to in this blog … Continue Reading →
Most of you will know that I had knee replacement surgery in December 2019. If you don’t…”where you’ve been”? So I thought why not a post on my … Continue Reading →