Why visit Uzes? For one because it is a beautiful well-preserved medieval city in southern France. But above all, because it has a rich food and wine culture that any food lover would enjoy. Come and see why the city of Uzès should be on your bucket list.
One of the questions, we get often at our French cooking schools when we talk about chocolate is, ”what kind of chocolate should I use?” Click here to find out.
Not everyone is lucky enough to find good bread easily, but with a bit of patience and perseverance, you could be making great bread at home. To inaugurate our upcoming bread master class, chef Eric talks a bit about the history of bread making and the good, the bad, and the ugly in the breads we eat almost daily.
So it turns out that tourists love snails as much as we do! Who knew. A great discovery for this French chef. So I’m sharing some recipes with you to try at home. Check it out.
The 6th of January marks the Epiphany – the day of kings, three kings day and what’s a holiday without food in France . . . certainly not French. Today and throughout the month of January, we enjoy galettes and its Southern cousin, the brioche des rois. Find out how to celebrate this day and pick up Chef Eric’s brioche recipe.
Ever wanted to start your own fruit and vegetable garden? I have. As a chef & a parent, where my food comes from is very important to me. So I’ve started off on the adventure of growing some of my own this year. Let’s see how I’m doing.
