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Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. I’ve debated about whether or not to write this post because staying at home during coronavirus isn’t a joke. For … Continue reading →

Posted in Dimanche (That Means Sunday), Uncategorized | Tagged baker, baking, blueberry muffins, bread baking, bread making, cocktails, Cookie and Kate, coronavirus pandemic, food bloggers, food blogging, france, goats, home baker, home baking, Ina Garten, masks, Michael Krikorian, Mindy Kaling, muffins, Nancy Silverton, pandemic, sourdough bread, The Inn at Little Washington, travel, traveling, travels, Wales | Leave a comment

Pain aux Raisins

Posted on October 26, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

The last time I was in Paris six years ago, I stopped by one of my favorite bookstores in the city (and honestly, the world), Shakespeare and Company. Located in Paris’s Left Bank neighborhood, it’s an English bookstore that once … Continue reading →

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Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on September 1, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. This week was an exciting one because I had my first story published in Missouri Life Magazine. Back in June, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dimanche (That Means Sunday), Uncategorized | Tagged Bennett Spring State Park, Carte Blanche, Cheesecake Factory, chinquapin, france, French restaurants, Missouri Life Magazine, New Orleans, Notley Hawkins, Ozarks, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, St. Louis dining, St. Louis food, St. Louis food scene, St. Louis restaurants, staging, Tower Grove Farmers' Market, trout fishing, Washington DC, Winslow's Home, Winslow's Table | Leave a comment

Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on April 28, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. This past week was a busy one, with a lot going on at work and home. I forced myself to … Continue reading →

Posted in Dimanche (That Means Sunday), Uncategorized | Tagged Appalachian Research and Defense Fund, Balkan Treat Box, Barry Jenkins, California, California food, Charleston food, Charleston SC, Claire Denis, Elena Ferrante, france, French culture, French politics, Hominy Grill, honeycomb, John Rosenberg, Jonathan Gold, New York, Notre Dame, Paris, Patlidzan, Punjabi-Mexican cuisine, Southern Food, St. Louis dining, St. Louis eats, St. Louis food, St. Louis food scene, Yellow vest protests | Leave a comment

Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on April 21, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. I was sitting at home earlier this week working at my kitchen table when I saw on Twitter that Notre … Continue reading →

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Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on March 24, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. Yesterday was the first time in a while that I went on a hike. I woke up early, ditched my … Continue reading →

Posted in Dimanche (That Means Sunday), Uncategorized | Tagged baking, breakfast cereal, Brexit, cake baking, Castlewood State Park, challah, Cornflower Coffee, creme de menthe latte, foodie, france, French politics, gilets jaunes, hiking, Paris, ultima thule, yellow vest protestors | Leave a comment

Dimanche (That Means Sunday)

Posted on February 3, 2019 by Emily Wasserman

Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. This is a slightly shorter version of Dimanche because admittedly, I was not up on the news this past week. … Continue reading →

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