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A vibrant group of young, adventurous and international chefs are breaking down barriers and revolutionizing the city’s age-old Michelin-guarded culinary scene. Read More...
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Elaine Sciolino’s tales of making Seder meals as a gentile and an American in Paris drew requests for an invitation. Read More...
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The French are apt to keep religious beliefs private, so you won’t find recipes for chopped liver or advertisements for kosher wine in the mainstream media. Read More...
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Putting on a Seder every year can be a bit of a challenge in Paris. Read More...
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He helped launch California’s modern wine industry. Read More...
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T talks to the chef and writer of new tome based on his 12-year-old, 25-seat Michelin-starred Parisian restaurant. Read More...
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A new Left Bank pastry shop encourages guests to linger in a space that is as modern and vibrant as the food. Read More...
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When a fish market on the Rue des Martyrs closed, the burden of history intensified the neighborhood’s suffering. Read More...
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When a fish market on this shop-lined street in Paris closed, the burden of history intensified the suffering for the neighborhood. Read More...
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Food's importance for two Holocaust survivors is captured in a cookbook and documentary. Read More...
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The Louvre's new collection of 1,200 years of Islamic artworks and artifacts is also a celebration of food and drink. Read More...
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On the Île de Ré off the west coast of France, salt is harvested the old-fashioned way, with zest and sweat. Read More...
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A world away from the global sea-salt business, salt is harvested the old-fashioned way, with lots of zest and sweat. Read More...
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Cooking vessels, ancient teapots and even recipes dating back to the Shang Dynasty are on display at the Quai Branly museum in Paris. Read More...
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In Paris, an ancient recipe for bear paw is just one of the artifacts on display at an exhibition on the culture of cooking and eating in China. Read More...
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