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    A Taste of France - Clafoutis

    FRANCE | Mon, 19 Sep 2011 | By connectlocally | Views [4048]

    The first time I tasted clafoutis was during my summer failure as an au pair. I was barely 18 and had been placed in—to put it mildly—the middle of nowhere. I had already spent a summer in rural Provence, so I thought I knew the drill: cycle to ... Read more >

    Tags: community, connect locally, eating, food, france, french cuisine, fruit, local recipes, travel

    2008/01 Sydney to France...

    FRANCE | Thu, 27 Jan 2011 | By lissa_05 | Views [741]

    Monday 28/07 Departure day! Set out from home at 4.45am, on the train to Sydney's Kingsford Smith International airport arriving to check in, then headed straight for coffee! Flying Korean Airlines, we had been tipped to expect delays, so were not ... Read more >

    Tags: beach, french cuisine, train journeys, vineyards, wine tasting

     

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