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  • Do The French Actually Cook Like Julia Child?
    Food | France

    Do The French Actually Cook Like Julia Child?

    ByEva Hamori March 23, 2017

    This is my second attempt at making Beef Burgundy or Boeuf Bourguignon, the classic French dish made famous again by the 2009 movie Julie & Julia, bringing Julia Child’s cookbook back to the best selling list 50 years later. In my circle of friends and family, some have on their bucket list, the notion of taking…

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    10 Secrets to Staying Positive

    ByEva Hamori March 22, 2017January 8, 2022

    All our dreams can come true – if we have the courage to pursue them. -Walt Disney Keeping a balanced state of mind and mood could not be more important in this challenging world. Where do I get my inspiration and manage to stay positive when things do not go our way? Here is my…

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  • How To Make Wiener Schnitzel
    Austria | Food | Germany

    How To Make Wiener Schnitzel

    ByEva Hamori March 22, 2017

      HOW TO MAKE: German/Austrian Wiener Schnitzel Ingredients 6 Veal Cutlets Salt 1 cup all purpose Flour 2 beaten Eggs with a splash of Milk 1-2 cups fine Breadcrumbs 1 Lemon cut into wedges 1 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil   Method: pound veal to a 1/8” thickness, salt each side and let stand. Get…

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  • Ginger tomato Rougail Riz Recipe
    Food

    Recipe – Rougail Rice

    ByEva Hamori March 22, 2017

                      Ingredients: 1 kg sausage of choice cut into bite sized pieces (optional) or 1 jar or can beans of choice (white beans, butter beans or lentils) 2 diced onions 4-5 cloves garlic, crushed or grated 2 tsp fresh, grated ginger 3 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves stripped off…

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  • move from Canada to France
    Our Journey

    Canadian Expats Exciting Move to Capestang in Southern France

    ByEva Hamori March 21, 2017January 8, 2022

    With move in day slowly approaching, we haven’t spent time exploring the south of France sites. Instead we explore wholesale stores looking for the necessities to set up our house. France has a legislated sale time, allotted for all merchants twice a year called ‘Solde’. January 11-February 18 and June/July for 5 weeks, not certain…

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  • Last Of A Dying Breed – The Traditional, Happy Housewife
    Parenting

    Last Of A Dying Breed – The Traditional, Happy Housewife

    ByEva Hamori March 21, 2017January 8, 2022

    As of late, some of my new friends here in France have asked what kind of life we had back home. Our life was set up in a very traditional manner. I found this old article I wrote for an online magazine years ago, and decided to share with our readers. The Happy Housewife –…

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  • Have you made your Bucket list? How Expats Stay Active
    Our Journey

    Have you made your Bucket list? How Expats Stay Active

    ByEva Hamori March 21, 2017January 8, 2022

                        What’s a bucket list? Well, before you kick the bucket you make a list of all the must see places you wish to see before you die. In the movie, ‘The Bucket List’, the two main character both have terminal illness and they wish to…

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  • Leaving for France
    Vancouver

    On route home to Vancouver

    ByEva Hamori March 20, 2017

    It feels weird to be home. Not just because I am not used to it anymore (the humidity, the sounds, the smells) but physically my body feels uncomfortable. It will take a few days to get sorted I’m sure. What does home really mean anyway. Somewhere between mom’s telephone calls, Alfonz’s arms, and in shouting…

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  • French Chateau – A Picture Gallery
    France

    French Chateau – A Picture Gallery

    ByEva Hamori March 20, 2017

    I want to show you something very special, an old French Chateau. Throughout France there are farmhouses, old vineyard houses and castles that have never been renovated and been sitting in some families for hundreds of years like this one. The phenomenon could be from the law, which states that children get everything when their…

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    Prep for our move to France | Vancouver

    How Much Money Do You Need To Start A New Life In Europe?

    ByEva Hamori March 19, 2017February 14, 2023

    The big question is how much money is really enough to start a new life in another country? Giricz Nagypapa my father’s father came to Canada in 1956 during the Hungarian revolution with little more than a suitcase, two young children in tow and an empty pocket book. They could not speak one word of…

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