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Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes aux Légumes du Potager by Valérie Lhomme
This very simple recipe is a staple in our family, we have it almost every week.
Inspired by a celeriac soup we recently had at The Black Cat Bistro in Cambria, California
Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes de Légumes du Potager by Valérie Lhomme
A few years ago, I read Eat,pray, love, and was struck by a Balinese story/tradition she describes inthe book (and I am paraphrasing from memory here): that each one of us is bornwith four invisible “brothers” to help us and guide us throughout our life.
Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes aux Légumes du Potager by Valérie Lhomme
With much excitement (because we get excited about such things…), our CSA basket brought us a couple of heads of Romanesco broccoli last week.
Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes des Légumes du Potager, by Valérie Lhomme
I always knew it would be a priority to initiate my son tothe pleasures of the palate, that his “education of taste”, as we call it inFrench (éducation du goût), wassomething dear to my heart.
Adapted from "Sardines en boîte, les 30 recettes cultes" by Garlone Bardel
Adapted from Petit Larousse des Recettes aux Légumes du Potager, by Valérie Lhomme
During the whole month of January, most French families have one favorite food ritual they can look forward to.
Happy New Year, since this is my first post of 2013… The past six months on this blog have been incredibly fulfilling and I’m looking forward to more this coming year.
Inspired by the awesome cornmeal lard pie crust from Local Milk + invaluable lessons in baking from Cannelle & Vanille
Looking for ideas for a family meal? Make roasted capon with potato celeriac mash with goat cheese.