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  • Written by Madelaine Bullwinkel

POSTCARDS FROM PROVENCE

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We’re on the road to St Remy on a bright October morning.  Towering plane trees shelter us from brilliant ’van Gogh’-blue skies while cool breezes ease the effects of a hot sun.   This is Indian summer in Provence.  We can’t believe our good fortune.

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  • Written by Madelaine Bullwinkel

WHAT IS SALTY FIG?

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Cooks keep recipes the way writers keep a diary.  We collect recipes as memories. But unlike a diary, our recipes are scattered and unorganized.  We all need help gathering, organizing and presenting our recipe memories.  Enter Salty Fig.

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  • Written by Madelaine Bullwinkel

DINING CHEEK TO CHEEK

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You can gauge the age of a Parisian restaurant by its size. The older it is, the smaller and more crowded. Americans have no idea what it’s like to dine in a space that’s 150 years old (the bathroom is across the courtyard).  But if you want to eat with Parisians, then a meal at Au Pied de Fouet is a must

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