

What? I made the effort to cut and stuff a pork tenderloin and all I filled it with was chives? Well, maybe one or two other things.

Did I mention that the chard is exploding? I was paying such close attention to the lettuces and spinach that I ignored the chard.

The census-taker came to our house today.

When the temperatures turn cooler my thoughts turn to stuffing vegetables.

Okay, here's a photo of mon mari's clean and tidy barn.

I have in my hand a warm slice of country-style bread (whole grain) slathered in melting butter and a thick layer of Nutella.

Our house painter has gone back across the pond, the job finished.

Last week, during our cool, rainy spell, I was in search of winter comfort food.

One of the things I love most about France, and have the hardest time truly grasping, is the French ability to slow down and enjoy life.

Since summer will soon be here I thought a post on grilling and smoking would be in order….

Elle, of Feeding my Enthusiasms, was the host kitchen for May.

It was a busy week, as they all are, but with a bit more variety (and tragedy).

I have to admit, much as I may grumble about getting up in the middle of the night to throw another log on the fire, having a wood stove for heat is simple.

As long as I an in the US, visiting family and having a wee holiday, I thought I would entertain you by reprinting: The Saga of the Titre de Sejour, French Paperwork in 4-parts Part IV April 10, 2006 Back to the Carte de Sejour: We now have the coveted.