For a while now, Frenchified has been Stultified, i.e. on the back burner whilst I’ve been struggling with unprecedented workload and exhaustion. No longer. I miss writing about France, so I’m dusting off the blog and preparing to give it some renewed OOMPH. Thank you for being patient and if things are a bit quiet [...]
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The Return of Frenchified
Posted in Art in France, Famous places, Films set in France, France, French Holidays, Paris, Restaurants - France, Restaurants - Paris, Travel, tagged Centre Georges Pompidou, Epicurienne, film locations, France, Frenchified, Kate Hudson, le Divorce, Paris, Paris views, Pompidou Centre, Pompidou Centre restaurant, Restaurant with a view on April 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Une Salade Perigourdine
Posted in Dordogne, France, French Holidays, French food, French recipes, Restaurants - France, Travel, tagged Travel, French food, French restaurants, recipe, Salade Perigourdine, perigourdine salad, duck salad, magret de canard fume, smoked duck breast, Perigord, duck giblets, gesiers de canard, Toulouse, Wilson Square, salade terroir, Borough Market, Sauternes, fig chutney, French recipe on July 30, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’ll never forget the day I first tried a Salade Périgourdine. Monsieur and I were in Toulouse on the way to a wedding in Lot. We had stopped for lunch at a terrace restaurant on Wilson Square and I was struggling to decide what to eat. In the end, I decided to try a the [...]
Winter Grasse
Posted in France, France in photos, French Holidays, French food, Restaurants - France, tagged Cafe Arnaud, Cannes, duck, foie gras, France, Grasse, Grasse market, Grasse shopping, lavender, Longchamps, Mory Kante, Nativity scene, perfume, Place aux Aires, Salade Nicoise, Salade Perigourdine, slow restaurant service, South of France, Travel, Winter animal fair - Grasse on July 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Monsieur and I were in Cannes for New Year but soon decided to leave the heaving Croisette for a little trip elsewhere. In our efforts to do just that we drove stop-start through the labyrinthine streets of France’s answer to Tinseltown trying to find a way out. This took a while but a U-turn and [...]
