Epiphany is tomorrow but tomorrow is my day to post at KQED's Bay Area Bites so I thought I'd post this a day early. It is actually a repeat from two years ago. Sorry, I'm still jetlagged :) Click here to have a delicious epiphany...
les bons mots et perles de la sagesse
the coolest thing i’ve ever done!
My Cookbooks
- My Life in France (Julia Child)
"Oh, la belle France--without knowing it, I was already falling in love!." -Julia Child, My Life in France - A note about this ridiculously long list of cookbooks...
- Andrea Immer's 2005 Wine Buying Guide for Everyone
- Apprentice, The: My Life In The Kitchen (Jacques Pépin)
- Art of Eating, The (M. F. K. Fisher)
- Babbo Cookbook, The (Mario Batali)
- Baking With Julia (Dorie Greenspan)
- Barefoot Contessa Family Style (Ina Garten)
- Best Recipe, The (Cook's Illustrated Magazine)
- Bittersweet: Recipes and Tales from a Life in Chocolate (Alice Medrich)
- Bittersweet: Recipes and Tales from a Life in Chocolate (Alice Medrich)
- Carlo Middione's Traditional Pasta
- Casual Cooking (Michael Chiarello)
- Celebrating Italy (Carol Field)
- Chez Panisse Café Cookbook (Alice Waters)
- Chez Panisse Menu Cookbook (Alice Waters)
- Chez Panisse Vegetables (Alice Waters)
- Chocolate Desserts (Pierre Hermé, Dorie Greenspan)
- Comfort Me with Apples: More Adventures at the Table (Ruth Reichl)
- Cookwise (Shirley Corriher)
- Culinary Artistry (Andrew Dornenburg, Karen Page)
- Dessert Circus (Jacques Torres)
- Dessert Circus at Home (Jacques Torres)
- Desserts (Pierre Herme, Dorie Greenspan)
- Dining Down Under (Benjamin Christie)
- East of Paris: The New Cuisines of Austria and the Danube (David Bouley, Mario Lohninger)
- Endless Feasts: Sixty Years of Writing from Gourmet (Ruth Reichl)
- Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking (Marcella Hazan)
- Farallon Cookbook, The (Mark Franz)
- Fast Food My Way (Jacques Pépin)
- Flavors (Donna Hay)
- Food Lover's Companion, The New (Sharon Tyler Herbst)
- Food Lover's Guide to Paris (Patricia Wells)
- Food of France, The (Waverley Root)
- French Culinary Institute's Salute to Healthy Cooking: From America's Foremost French Chefs (Alain Sailhac, Jacques Pepin, Andre Soltner, Jacques Torres)
- French Laundry Cookbook, The (Thomas Keller)
- Glorious French Food (James Peterson)
- Great Tastes Made Simple (Andrea Immer)
- Great Wine Made Simple : Straight Talk from a Master Sommelier (Andrea Immer)
- Happy Days with the Naked Chef (Jamie Oliver)
- Home Chef, The: Fine Cooking Made Simple (Judith Ets-Hokin)
- Italian Country Table, The: Home Cooking from Italy's Farmhouse Kitchens (Lynne Rossetto Kasper)
- Jacques Pépin Celebrates
- Jacques Pépin's Complete Techniques
- Jacques Pépin's Simple and Healthy Cooking
- Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home (Julia Child, Jacques Pepin)
- Julia's Kitchen Wisdom (Julia Child)
- Kitchen Confidential (Anthony Bourdain)
- Larousse Gastronomique
- Les Halles Cookbook (Anthony Bourdain)
- Lidia's Italian Table (Lidia Bastianich)
- Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen (Lidia Bastianich)
- Lutèce Cookbook, The (Andre Soltner)
- Ma Cuisine du Soleil (Roger Vergé)
- Making of a Chef, The: Mastering Heat at the Culinary Institute (Michael Ruhlman)
- Marcella Cucina (Marcella Hazan)
- Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Vol. 1 (Julia Child)
- Mustards Grill Napa Valley Cookbook (Cindy Pawlcyn)
- New Basics Cookbook, The (Julee Rosso, Sheila Lukins)
- Off The Shelf: Cooking From the Pantry (Donna Hay)
- Oxford Companion to Food, The (Alan Davidson)
- Paris Cookbook, The (Patricia Wells)
- Paris Sweets (Dorie Greenspan)
- Pasta Machine Cookbook, The (Donna Rathmell German)
- Patricia Wells at Home in Provence
- Rao's Cookbook (Frank Pellegrino)
- Relax, It's Only Dinner (Cheryl Merser)
- Sauces (James Peterson)
- Second Helpings from Union Square Cafe (Michael Romano)
- Sunset Magazine's Recipe Annual (Jerry DiVecchio), actually anything written by Jerry!
- Supplique au Pape (Lionel Poilane)
- Tender at the Bone: Growing Up at the Table (Ruth Reichl)
- The Way to Cook (Julia Child)
- Tra Vigne Cookbook, The: Seasons in the California Wine Country (Michael Chiarello)
- Tuscany: The Beautiful Cookbook (Lorenza De'Medici)
- White Barn Inn Cookbook, The (Jonathan Cartwright)
- Wine Lover's Dessert Cookbook, The (Jennie Schacht)
- Wine Wit & Wisdom (Maggie Rosen)
- Words in a French Life
(Kristin Espinasse)
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hey repeats are cool! Especially that one! Hope you get over your jetlegged soon. You know go see a reflexologist...they'll help ;) Yes I am one ! LOL Or just get a foot roller and roll the ENTIRE bottom of your foot...it will help! Trust me :)
jenn
Posted by: jenn | Friday, 05 January 2007 at 04:22 PM
Last year about this time, I went to a lunch at the home of a former Parisian who served King Cake. I did not get the trinket, c'est dommage, but I greedily scarfed down a very almond-y cake. I must make this myself some time!
Posted by: Mimi | Friday, 05 January 2007 at 08:42 PM
Enjoyed your post-climax, i love it! the word that was used, that is...........there were 4 wisemen you know.....the fourth was asked to go back home because he was bringing a fruitcake along.Should have picked up one of these cakes along the way! You are SO correct about the butter!! I think I told you a while back how I make my runs over to France just for things like that:salts, butters, breads.........what's with the U.S. and our butters?Carry on and enjoy the Holiday!
Posted by: Jann | Friday, 05 January 2007 at 08:59 PM