Friday, March 12, 2010

Lunch in Paris: A Love Story with Recipes by Elizabeth Bard

It was unanimous, this Book Club Meeting was by far the best food yet. The way people arrived and how the food came out of the oven, it turned out to be a course meal...we ate and talked and laughed from 7:30 to 9:30. The phrase by the end of the night was "fetch me a bucket!" We started with escargot (everyone was brave and sampled at least one), then we had Mushroom Turnovers and some amazing herbed brie and baguette, a fresh palate cleansing Tabouleh salad with fresh squeezed grapefruit dressing, Chicken and Pepper Stew served over roasted red potatoes, Honey Rosemary Pork ribs, then we had homemade Coconut Macaroons, a spiced apple turnover, yougurt cake and individual molten chocolate lava cakes with plenty of French wine. It was a night to remember.

The book was okay. The recipes in the book were amazing. It was interesting to note the differences in French and American culture. Once again, a great evening out with the ladies!

2 comments:

Lunch in Paris said...

Hello from Paris! Thanks so much for choosing Lunch in Paris for you book club. I'm so glad you enjoyed the recipes. Sounds like a divine dinner! If you have pictures from the event - I'd love it if you'd share a few on the Lunch in Paris facebook page:

www.facebook/LunchinParis

With thanks and kind regards, Elizabeth Bard

Bethany said...

Hi Elizabeth, Thanks so much for commenting! We loved the food, and liked the book. Unfortunately, since there were no saucy get-ups involved, we didn't take pictures this time. We were unanimous that your recipes came out wonderfully! Recipes are not as easy to write as some might think.