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Double Olympic Medallist Manu Bhaker And Other Participants Enjoyed These Indian Foods In France
Olympians find comfort in Indian cuisine: Manu Bhaker and others enjoy home-style meals in France. Read on to learn about their regular orders.
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As Sitara Ghattamaneni Says "Bonjour From The Land Of Baguettes," Here's How To Ace Your Own Paris Trip
Whether on a family holiday or an all-girls trip with her mother Namrata, little Sitara has never shied away from showing her love for travel.
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King Charles Bans Queen's Favourite French Delicacy From Being Served On His Visit
King Charles has banned a French delicacy from being served during his visit. It is said that it was fondly eaten by the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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Watch: Here's What 33 Signature Desserts From Around The World Look Like
Whether it's the Creme Brulee from France or the Halo Halo from Philippines, the Italian Tiramisu or the Turkish Baklava - the video explores each dessert in great detail with its cultural and historical origin
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10 Best Swiss Dishes You Must Try When In Switzerland
From Ticino, the country's quintessential Swiss canton, to Geneva (that's close to France) - I've travelled across this charming nation always in awe of their dense railway network. Aside from Swiss cheese and chocolate that is among the best in the world, there's a lot to explore.
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Cooking Tips: How To Make French-Style Fluffy Omelettes At Home
French Omelette Recipe: A new style of cooking omelettes has been gaining traction nowadays- fluffy omelettes. Here's how to make your omelettes light and airy in texture.
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French Chef First Woman To Earn Three Michelin Stars In US
Crenn, who grew up in France, has said that she inherited her interest in cuisine from her parents.
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On This Valentine's, Surprise Your Beloved With A Tasty Offering: A Heart-Shaped Oyster
France, traditional land of romance, has come up with a new offering to tempt lovers on Valentine's Day: heart-shaped oysters.
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Easy Pairings: 7 Winning Thanksgiving Wines
Choosing wines for the Thanksgiving meal is a joyous task, calling for flexibility and creativity in equal measure. This is a time to bend the rules, forgetting any traditional meat-and-red-wine mantras.
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Japanese Chefs Hone Skills in Cradle of French Cuisine
Snow blankets a vineyard deep in France's Beaujolais region, where a select group of future top chefs from Japan are busy learning the secrets of French cuisine in the kitchens of an elegant chateau.
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After Uber and Airbnb, Meal-Sharing Sites Under Fire in France
The websites, where hosts offer to cook a meal at their homes for a price of their choosing, are increasingly popular among travelling food-lovers.
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France Focuses on Food Tourism with New Michelin Guide
More tourists visit France than any country in the world but the country is battling a reputation of giving them less than a warm welcome, especially in restaurants.
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British Food Winning Over the French
Shorter lunch breaks mean young French people are aping Britons with Pret A Manger and Marks & Spencer filling the gap"You can't trust people whose cuisine is so bad." It was 2005 when France's president Jacques Chirac made his infamous put-down...
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In France, Kebabs Get Wrapped up in Identity Politics
In a country whose national identity is so closely connected to its cuisine, France's hard right has seized on a growing appetite for kebabs as proof of cultural "Islamisation".Four kebab houses opened last month in Blois, bringing the total to over a...
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Eggplants: The Round Friend to Everyone
Some eggplants actually do look like eggs - small, white, ovoid. Hence their name in English-speaking North America. Yet most of the world uses other monikers. Over in Britain, they are aubergines (in France, too, of course). Italians call them melanzane,...
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Double Olympic Medallist Manu Bhaker And Other Participants Enjoyed These Indian Foods In France
Olympians find comfort in Indian cuisine: Manu Bhaker and others enjoy home-style meals in France. Read on to learn about their regular orders.
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As Sitara Ghattamaneni Says "Bonjour From The Land Of Baguettes," Here's How To Ace Your Own Paris Trip
Whether on a family holiday or an all-girls trip with her mother Namrata, little Sitara has never shied away from showing her love for travel.
-
King Charles Bans Queen's Favourite French Delicacy From Being Served On His Visit
King Charles has banned a French delicacy from being served during his visit. It is said that it was fondly eaten by the late Queen Elizabeth II.
-
Watch: Here's What 33 Signature Desserts From Around The World Look Like
Whether it's the Creme Brulee from France or the Halo Halo from Philippines, the Italian Tiramisu or the Turkish Baklava - the video explores each dessert in great detail with its cultural and historical origin
-
10 Best Swiss Dishes You Must Try When In Switzerland
From Ticino, the country's quintessential Swiss canton, to Geneva (that's close to France) - I've travelled across this charming nation always in awe of their dense railway network. Aside from Swiss cheese and chocolate that is among the best in the world, there's a lot to explore.
-
Cooking Tips: How To Make French-Style Fluffy Omelettes At Home
French Omelette Recipe: A new style of cooking omelettes has been gaining traction nowadays- fluffy omelettes. Here's how to make your omelettes light and airy in texture.
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French Chef First Woman To Earn Three Michelin Stars In US
Crenn, who grew up in France, has said that she inherited her interest in cuisine from her parents.
-
On This Valentine's, Surprise Your Beloved With A Tasty Offering: A Heart-Shaped Oyster
France, traditional land of romance, has come up with a new offering to tempt lovers on Valentine's Day: heart-shaped oysters.
-
Easy Pairings: 7 Winning Thanksgiving Wines
Choosing wines for the Thanksgiving meal is a joyous task, calling for flexibility and creativity in equal measure. This is a time to bend the rules, forgetting any traditional meat-and-red-wine mantras.
-
Japanese Chefs Hone Skills in Cradle of French Cuisine
Snow blankets a vineyard deep in France's Beaujolais region, where a select group of future top chefs from Japan are busy learning the secrets of French cuisine in the kitchens of an elegant chateau.
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After Uber and Airbnb, Meal-Sharing Sites Under Fire in France
The websites, where hosts offer to cook a meal at their homes for a price of their choosing, are increasingly popular among travelling food-lovers.
-
France Focuses on Food Tourism with New Michelin Guide
More tourists visit France than any country in the world but the country is battling a reputation of giving them less than a warm welcome, especially in restaurants.
-
British Food Winning Over the French
Shorter lunch breaks mean young French people are aping Britons with Pret A Manger and Marks & Spencer filling the gap"You can't trust people whose cuisine is so bad." It was 2005 when France's president Jacques Chirac made his infamous put-down...
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In France, Kebabs Get Wrapped up in Identity Politics
In a country whose national identity is so closely connected to its cuisine, France's hard right has seized on a growing appetite for kebabs as proof of cultural "Islamisation".Four kebab houses opened last month in Blois, bringing the total to over a...
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Eggplants: The Round Friend to Everyone
Some eggplants actually do look like eggs - small, white, ovoid. Hence their name in English-speaking North America. Yet most of the world uses other monikers. Over in Britain, they are aubergines (in France, too, of course). Italians call them melanzane,...
