Ireland – Trad Music, Brown Bread, and the 99
Begorrah. Slainte. Shite. That’s about the sum of my Irish vocabulary, which I learned after spending a short week in […]
Begorrah. Slainte. Shite. That’s about the sum of my Irish vocabulary, which I learned after spending a short week in […]
A couple of weeks ago I got a call from a reporter for France 3 Normandie, Christiane Lablancherie. She’s producing
I flew over mid-December to teach a couple of classes in Portland, which exhibited huge support (Merci, Portland) for the
Every time I make Tarte Tatin I think about my time as an apprentice in the kitchens at La Varenne.
I got to thinking about eggs the other day. My thoughts were stimulated by my friend Betty who gave me,
Dateline:Hot Springs, Virginia. Eileen and Betsy are back… with their LABOR DAY FRENCH GRILL FANDANGO “No one really cares that
This recipe for Eggplant Salad (which I serve as an appetizer) comes from one of my favorite books, HONEY FROM
The other day I received an email from Betsy Regnell, whom I met when she and her friend Eileen Doherty
Every year I make a batch of pepper confit (confit means to cook very slowly usually in oil or fat)
Read all about it! FRENCH GRILL is getting some great press throughout the country, and there is more to come.