Ann Mah
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Born in Jamaica, raised in the Bronx, Sutanya Dacres met and married a cute French guy and moved to Paris. It seemed like a fairy tale – until the marriage crashed and burned. She tells her story in Dinner for One, a clear-eyed memoir about cooking y ...more | |
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Like its eponymous dish, CASSOULET CONFESSIONS is a delicious slow-simmered concoction. Sylvie Bigar blends personal memoir with culinary research, history, and lore and the result is a heartfelt ode to terroir, family, and all the places we call hom ...more | |
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Smart, sexy, and sharp, I loved this book about two people who love what they do but are still trying to figure out how to love themselves. | |
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Born in Jamaica, raised in the Bronx, Sutanya Dacres met and married a cute French guy and moved to Paris. It seemed like a fairy tale – until the marriage crashed and burned. She tells her story in Dinner for One, a clear-eyed memoir about cooking y ...more | |
“There was no experience, I thought, quite as wonderful as being an American in Paris.”
― Mastering the Art of French Eating: Lessons in Food and Love from a Year in Paris
― Mastering the Art of French Eating: Lessons in Food and Love from a Year in Paris
“I had spent enough time in France to know that the words 'chez moi' meant something a thousand times more profound than one's current home. 'Chez moi' was the place your parents came from, or maybe even the region of your parents' parents. The food you ate at Christmas, your favorite kind of cheese, your best childhood memories of summer vacation -- all of these derived from 'chez moi.' And even if you had never lived there, 'chez moi' was knitted into your identity; it colored the way you viewed the world and the way the world viewed you.”
― The Lost Vintage
― The Lost Vintage
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