Bonjour de Paris! Welcome to our Cook’n With Class Paris Blog. Come discover Paris and greater France from a local point of view. Pick up great travel tips, cooking technics, recipes and join us on visual and informative journey through France . . . and sometimes beyond.
Wondering how to select the right wines when you don’t drink wine? How do you choose which wine to bring to a dinner party? How do you pick out wine at a wine shop? These questions are more answered by our sommelier and resident wine expert, Mona Khalife.
Did you know that there are over 400 types of French cheese? Intimidated? Don’t be. Just read this post to wrap your head around all that glorious French cheese.
The Fall marks the grape harvest season. A great time to visit the numerous wineries of France. But if a winery visit is not in the cards, at least you can enjoy the wonderful wines of France not only in bars but also during wine tastings.
While in Paris for 2 months, Sue not only helped out at Cook’n with class picking up valuable kitchen skills, she also explored Paris’s many parks.
It’s not just atop the Eiffel Tower that you get a spectacular view of the city and while not every sky-high view will have you looking at a well-known
14 juillet – Bastille Day. Fireworks. Firemen’s balls & fanfare. What is this day all about in the first play. And a replay of this Bastille Day’s fireworks display.
It’s hot! Time to beat the heat in Paris with a refreshing drink. Where to drink in Paris? Check out these thirst quenching choices from foodie, Emily.
It’s that time of year again so grab a picnic basket, some chilled wine and head off to the one of the many Parisian parks to find your haven of tranquility. The Parisian picnic is a way of life in the summertime and helps us city dwellers to escape and unwind without having to go far.
Your kitchen can not afford to be without these essential kitchen tools. Here’s a chef’s pick for top 12 tools no cook should do without
Despite a few hiccups now and then the weather is moving towards warmer days and plenty of sun-soaked afternoons in Paris. So what better place to enjoy the rays than on a “terrasse”? But which ones . . .
