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A palmier is a French pastry in the shape of a palm leaf or a butterfly. The name Palmier is short for feuille de palmier or palm tree leaf. Other names used for Palmiers include palm heart, elephant ear, and French hearts. Palmiers are fairly simple cookies with only 3 ingredients: Pu...
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As in other languages, French has its own little words or names to call a loved one. How does calling your wife “My flea” sound to you? It’s one of the most popular French love nickname! There are other ways in French to show your love for someone than saying I love you – ...
Learning some of the names and history behind the food Aiming for balance in your overall meal plan And most importantly sitting down to eat with good company and a joyful attitude, a very important aspect of food culture in France.
Karen and her husband are expats living in Seville. Natalia has a Christmas gift idea for your favorite sugar addict (of which I am one), Life’s Sweetest Moments, by a famous French pastry chef. Her description in the Comments will make you want to run out a scarf up a copy. Posted...
may conjure up a dry and boring place full of signs with Latin names to designate some obscure inanimate objects ie. plants and flowers and may not exactly set the pulse racing but believe me, this is one of my favourite parts of the area to just get out, relax and see something differ...
For an aperitivo, we drank aFranciacorta Bellavista Grand Cuvèe Brut 1989Classic Champagne Method. The wine today is made from 80% Chardonnay, 19% Pinot Noir and 1% Pinot Bianco but I do not know what the blend was in 1989 and they have since changed all their labels and the names of ...
or "poor knights bread," perFood and Wine. In the Middle Ages of Europe, the French royal cook Taillevent wrote a cookbook, Le Viandier, which included a recipe for "golden bread." These recipes all have different names, but are all early versions of the breakfast food we know and love...