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Paris Cookbook Reviewed In the Globe and Mail
 


 

  

Now we're getting serious. As food critic for the International Herald Tribune, Wells, a native of Wisconsin, has spent 20 years exploring the rues of Paris gathering recipes from chefs of three-star restaurants and tiny bistros. Like her indispensible travel book, The Food Lover's Guide to Paris, this one takes you on a gastronomic tour of the city. Don't expect glossy colour photos or handy shortcuts; this is classic, uncompromised French cookery (the book is dedicated to Julia Child). But if you're longing for perfect scrambled eggs with truffles, and you don't mind that it
takes six hours to prepare. This book is for you. beauty every day."

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