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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
Inspired by the awesome cornmeal lard pie crust from Local Milk + invaluable lessons in baking from Cannelle & Vanille
Inspired from Art of the Slow Cooker by Andrew Schloss
Since we will be in Greece in a couple of days, I guess Pablo’s menu this week will consist of a lot of his favorite things: tomatoes, feta, cucumber, olives, lamb, squid, bread & olive oil… and possibly FIGS.
Why do we spend so much time… forward? There I am, in my kitchen on a Saturday afternoon.
You know how Twitter and Pinterest and the like ask you to describe yourself in a few words? Sum yourself up, telegraph-style.
We all want to be somebody, don’t we? Especially when we’re kids.
Don’t you justlove food rituals? Enyclopedia Britannica describes a ritual as “a specific, observable mode of behavior exhibited by all knownsocieties, […] a way of defining or describing humans.