Bonjour deย 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.
Getting around Paris doesn’t have to be as challenging as you think. A recent transit strike had many Parisians and tourists struggling to get around the city but the city offers many alternatives that should be taken into consideration, strike or not.
For your Christmas in Paris, Emily, helps you make your Paris Christmas dreams come true with suggestions on some of the best (alternative) Paris Christmas Markets filled with gift ideas and fun-filled experiences this season.ย
In this our first episode of A Little Bite of French History, we are looking at the legend of the baguette. Who came up with this bread we all associate with the French? Find out, here.
The grape harvest season is coming to a close but finding great wines is still on the top of our lists. Here is a selection of the best natural wine shops in Paris to help guide you.
We are often asked how we take care of our chef’s knives at our cooking schools and which knives we prefer to use in our kitchens. Learn about our choice and all you need to know about knife care.
In search of the perfect French cookbook. We’ve got some picks for you to help build your home cookbook library. The best French cookbooks for the home cook is just a click away.
It’s Christmas in Paris! If you’re heading to Paris this holiday season, you’ll want to stop in for one of our holiday-inspired cooking classes.
A green capital is a sign of the times and Paris is trying to get into the green game by any means necessary. Composting in Paris is just one of those ways.
You already know that Paris is the city of Food, wine, and the Can-Can, but did you also know that Paris is on its way to being eco-friendly, urban heaven? With green rooftops, Made in Paris honey bees, more bike lanes, car-free days, and communal gardens, Paris is edging its way to the top of the environmentally-conscious capitals.
The French capital is not known for being particularly bike friendly. But things are beginning to change. Large strides were made when the city first introduced the Ve’lib bike share system in 2007…
