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Homegrown and homemade |
Welcome to my French Village Kitchen. Food is an important part of our life in France and we are not only concerned with how it is produced, but with unnecessary food wastage too.
We are by no means self-sufficient,
but we do grow a lot of fruit and vegetables, plus keep a goose, ducks and
chickens for eggs and occasionally meat. This has inevitably led to our diet
being far more seasonally influenced than when we lived in England. We are also
far less wasteful than we used to be due to the effort and understanding that
has gone into producing our food.
When you grow your own there is the
inevitable glut when everything is ready to pick at the same time, so I have
become an experimental cook/kitchen inventor. Don't expect too much traditional
French or English from me, but lots of frugal, fun and healthy ideas.
This page links to my
favourite recipes as they feature in the blog, providing an easy reference
point for me, and you too, if you fancy giving them a try.
Bon apetit.
Bon apetit.
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