You'd think reading about one women's adventures living and cooking in Southern France would drive you crazy with jealousy. But when we read Mimi Thorisson's blog, we just get crazy hungry.
She straightforwardly recounts her days, but it's the details that count -- a vigneron who leaves a baguette on the windowsill because it isn't crunchy enough; a must-see food movie for the Netflix queue.
This recipe showcases a no-frills quail recipe (does such thing exist?!), ending with a quince tatin made from a handful of ingredients, plus a dollop of creme fraiche for good measure. Impossibly French. We could read this all day.
From Quail to Quince from Manger
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