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    The entrance... by: keith_austin Views[678] The aftermath... by: keith_austin Views[640] The pig's trotters dish - Le Pied de Cochon. Simple and yet amazingly tasty. The red strips are a sort of chewy pork jerky! Nice! by: keith_austin Views[3906] Black and gold are the table motifs... by: keith_austin Views[712] Aagain, the table and the room at Robuchon's La Table. by: keith_austin Views[773]
     
    General views of Robuchon's La Table in Paris... by: keith_austin Views[592]     

    Eat Up At Robuchon

    AUSTRALIA | Mon, 20 Apr 2009 | By keith_austin | Views [2313] | Comments [4]

    We are all prisoners of our prejudices at times. We can try to combat them but . . . for instance, have you ever driven past one of those Classical revivalist McMansions and wondered what it looked like inside? How surprised would you be if it was ... Read more >

    Tags: eat up, food, joel robuchon, la table, paris, pets, pigs trotters, popsi bubblehead, review, smoking

     

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    Ma Ricky’s shop served as the hub for the small rural village of Salybia. The people of the area generally subsisted on unprocessed food that came straight from the earth – ground provisions, fish, fresh fruit – but just about anything else that they needed could be found at Ma Ricky’s sparsely stocked shop. It seemed that everyone truly appreciated how much the land provided for them, although many wished they had some more cash in hand to buy material goods. The fact that land cannot be sold in the territory means that while land often remains in family hands and is used for farming, it cannot be used as collateral for loans, making progressing out of material poverty a serious challenge.: by mlees, Views[609]
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