Monday 5th November 2007
Flavour of the Month!
Say "France" and many people think "food". It's the country that has delivered the world a number of classic dishes, along with significant enrichments of the English language - where would we be without words such as gourmet or indeed, chef?
Eat to live, live to eat
Each season has its special flavours and a day trip into the countryside is an easy way to experience regional food and wine. Many vineyards allow for wine tasting and a visit to a village market will reveal the brightest and best of local produce.
AngloINFO helps you discover where to go and what to try. See the Food & Drink category of The AngloFILE.
- For a schedule of local markets see the INFOrmation Pages on Markets in Provence
- To find local vineyards, see the category Wine & Vineyards
- If you'd like to dine out or perhaps try someplace new, browse the restaurant categories... you won't find French cuisine only
- If you're missing the tastes from home, you should find them in the category International & Organic Foods
So: bon appétit!
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