The Sabbatical Chef

The adventures of an American lover of all things French...

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Plain Chicken

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This is an angel made of stained glass with a little votive candle (spruce scent) burning behind her.  She is one of my favorite Christmas d...
Thursday, December 15, 2011

Adieu, George

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(Photo:  Simon Nofolk) One of my favorite places in Paris is Shakespeare and Company bookstore.  If you've never been there, put it on ...
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Christmas gifts 2011

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It's truly beautiful, isn't it?  Un très beau sapin, n'est-ce pas?   We get ours each year from TROSA .  God bless you, TROSA, f...
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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Americans in Paris

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Meet (virtually) David McCullough, Pulitzer Prize winning author.  I had heard of him because Son #2 and the Ex-Ex are history nuts and read...
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2011 Twelve Days of a Durham Christmas

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We haven't put up our 2011 tree yet (that's for later today!), so I went back in time and found the tree from 2008.  I had just retu...
Sunday, December 4, 2011

Cranberries

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Aren't they lovely?  Little, red, perfect.  They just scream Thanksgiving and fall.  For the past ten days, I've been on a cranberry...
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Saturday, December 3, 2011

Nutella cookies

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I have had a partial jar of Nutella in my cupboard, left over from a crêpe-making class with my 8th graders.  It just seems seemed to si...
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I lived in Provence and worked with as a chef's assistant in 2007 and 2008. I fell in love with Provence-- its food, wine, sights, smells, and people. It's where I dream of living someday. Until then, I will teach French and blog about lots of stuff.
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