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The “Sportif” French

Well, they're not exactly sporty and they don't do the gym thing, but they live longer than most anybody. Let's dig deep and discover their ...
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A Burgundy Flower Show

Come along on a village walk, it's June and the flowers are preening and waiting to be admired. After the promendade: a lovely French salad ...
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The “Cover Girls” of French Villages, Part II

Now appearing on a post-card near you, those media hounds that hog the magazine covers. Only they're not supermodels, they're iconic French villages. We have ...
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The “Cover Girls” of French Villages, Part 1

Those photogenic, fantasy French villages, we all love them. Here are some that keep popping up everywhere.
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An Unloved Vegetable Gets a Chance in France

Hot corn on the cob, dripping with butter. Buttered cornbread from a black skillet. How's a southern girl to cope, when the French think it's ...
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My Book Release Party: You’re Invited!

My new book, "How to Learn a NEW Language with a USED Brain", is out today! Please join the party, and learn more about the ...
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The Pigeons Go to the “Puces”

We make an unusual purchase at a village flea market which causes a stir. Not much of a bargain, but a real French experience. Plus, ...
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Raising a Glass with France’s Most Famous (and Cheekiest) Sommelier

Something really special this week: best selling author Olivier Magny has a new book out, just this week, that you're going to love--and we've got ...
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Tweaking a Famous French Sauce

A fat-free dessert sauce? You'll be over the moon if you love caramel, as the French do.
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Renovating a French Country House & Gîte

Ever dreamed of renovating a French farmhouse, maybe even with some guest rooms to rent out? In today's guest post, here's one couple who did, ...
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