This month we have a special guest Lily Heise, better known as 'Je t'aime me neither'! Lily is a prolific writer, having already published two books and just released her latest book, 'There’s Only One Paris', an exciting collection of short stories visiting each arrondissement of the city.
Photo by Lily !
Top tips from from the Wine Lady herself. Tanisha Townsend of 'Gril Meets Glass' shares her favorite bars in the 19th!
Allison Zinder, a gastronomy guide and culinary educator, has lived in Paris’ 20th district since 1995. She shares her go-to addresses in this multicultural area located in the eastern side of the city.
We are often asked what the typical items you will find in a French Kitchen - here's our little guide
Details of all the good stuff included in your kit!
We have been so busy over the past months doing a number of different things, we thought it would be best to stick it all in once place!
The do's and don’ts to make sure you are the perfect dinner guest/or host!
Learn what the French spend their Winter holidays eating on the special days leading up to New Year's!
Time is important when you are trying to organise your day in Paris, so here are a few tips to make sure that you know how to 'translate' what you see and hear!
Whether you're the guest or the host of a french dinner at home.. use these tips to properly dine à la française!
Join us for this quintessential pre-dinner social experience as you create beautiful hors d’oeuvres and other small appetizers!
The 'Roi' of the Parisian breakfast table, Le Croissant ! Enjoy three hours of mastering this decadent, flaky, buttery French icon.
Le Soufflé
Au menu:
a traditional savory Soufflé au Fromage (cheese soufflé)
a plateau of fromage (a selection of fine French cheeses)
salade with a traditional French vinaigrette
a delicate and sweet Soufflé au Chocolat (chocolate soufflé)
After all that hard work (and fun), enjoy lunch with your classmates and a glass of wine while admiring wonderful views across the Seine to Notre Dame.
Spend the morning like the locals, with a typical Parisian experience. A full immersion in to French culture with a French Market Tour followed by a hands-on French Cooking Class right in the heart of Paris !
The 'Roi' of the Parisian breakfast table, Le Croissant ! Enjoy three hours of mastering this decadent, flaky, buttery French icon.
Those of you who have tried baking croissants before, know the golden rule during the lamination process, the name of the game is: don’t let your butter melt! A common solution to this problem, naturally, is to ensure that your butter is very cold, but watch out! As with many things in baking, there is a bit of a Goldilocks situation going, you don't want it too hot, or too cold, but just right!
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