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France (Lonely Planet World Food) [Paperback]

Stephen Fallon , Sophie Le Mao


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1 Sep 2000 Lonely Planet World Food
Covers French cuisine for all occasions, including home cooking, celebrating and dining out; an exploration of the myriad regional cuisines that exist; specialist food and travel photography throughout; and a definitive two-way dictionary.


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5.0 out of 5 stars A must-have in France 29 Jan 2002
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On a recent trip to Paris, my father-in-law brought along the dictionary part of this book. A bit excessive, I had thought. However, we used it in just about every restaurant we visited - French, Moroccan, Vietnamese, you name it. It defines every imaginable food and preparation type. The English to French translation is not quite as complete, but it doesn't diminish the book's value. Well worth the money and the trouble carrying it (at least the dictionary section). I'm buying this one and the Italian one for myself.
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5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT Info! 9 May 2007
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This book is a wonderful intoduction to different types of cuisine that is avaiable in france. Its real insight to the interesting combinations of food and preparation techniques, not to mention a great cursory intro to the wine regions in France. I would definately recommend this book to the first time novice in French cuisine!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A must-have in France 29 Jan 2002
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On a recent trip to Paris, my father-in-law brought along the dictionary part of this book. A bit excessive, I had thought. However, we used it in just about every restaurant we visited - French, Moroccan, Vietnamese, you name it. It defines every imaginable food and preparation type. The English to French translation is not quite as complete, but it doesn't diminish the book's value. Well worth the money and the trouble carrying it (at least the dictionary section). I'm buying this one and the Italian one for myself.
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