Category Archives: France

Camont Rain

I haven’t dropped off the face of the continent. Really! This last week has been full of seeing Kate Hill’s beloved Kitchen at Camont change gears to prepare for Winter. The herb and vegetable garden are weeded and put to … Continue reading

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Drive-By-Pie in France

This post is dedicated to my friend Maggie Finefrock who taught me many years ago that we can change the world in many small ways. Today Kate Hill* became a full-fledged member in good standing of the “Drive By Pie” … Continue reading

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Worn Smooth

In the big 300 year-old fireplace downstairs a fire burns and crackles, warming the house and I am tucked away in my little bedroom at the top of the stairs above the Kitchen at Camont. The rain has started. I … Continue reading

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What’s behind the door?

Today was the final day of Pig, Pie & Eye and we’ve had quite a time! I’ll catch up with you soon after I’ve caught my breath. Tomorrow? A new day with delights and wonders yet to be discovered. Tweet

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A “French” Apple Pie

I know, I know. It’s a little tongue in cheek, but I just couldn’t resist. Today I made my first apple pie in France. I used local apples purchased from the market in Nérac, lard from the Chopolard’s, and French … Continue reading

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Which Way to Fourcès?

I’m having a lovely time in France traipsing around the Gascon countryside, visiting incredible markets, eating delicious food that is imbued with the soil, sunlight and water of the hills, meeting wonderful people and learning so much. Driving here was … Continue reading

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Views of my Gascon Day

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