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  • Our Summer living in Capestang
    Capestang

    End of Summer Update – I’m walking on Sunshine

    ByEva Hamori March 7, 2017

    ‘The end of labour is to gain leisure.’ Aristotle How many gendarmeries per square mile in the south of France? I wonder how these little creatures got their name, and laughed to myself at the comparison. It is nice to have a few moments to contemplate life after such a busy summer. I started the long overdue…

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  • Chicken Paprikas, Nagymama’s Recipe
    Food | Hungary

    Chicken Paprikas, Nagymama’s Recipe

    ByEva Hamori March 6, 2017

    Hungarian Food Paprika’s Chicken with Nokedli & Cucumber salad 15 minutes prep time 1 hour cook time 1 large skillet with lid 1 large pot for noodles with lid Ingredients 1 chicken cut up into pieces, or 4 leg/thigh attached cut up 1-2 large onion, diced 1-2 garlic cloves, crushed 2 tomatoes, diced 1-2 pepper (Hungarian…

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  • Top Ten Restaurants near Capestang
    Food | France | Lists

    Top Ten Restaurants near Capestang

    ByEva Hamori March 6, 2017

                      So where is the food everyone raves about? I can say from personal experience the best food in France is in the French home. Invited by families for lunch and dinner we have experienced traditional French cuisine, served in four courses and paired with the finest…

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  • Summer Solstice Music Festival
    France

    Summer Solstice Music Festival

    ByEva Hamori March 6, 2017

    In honour of the longest day of the year musicians take to the streets to celebrate and entertain the public for free. There were stages being assembled by crews around Beziers. One was near the church, another along their main street’s walking strip and another on the far side of their main square. It felt…

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    Our Journey

    Goodbye Capestang

    ByEva Hamori March 5, 2017

      Good-bye Ville de Capestang! We went to the local watering hole, Le Grille restaurant on the square, to celebrate our last evening with our friends. It was a mix of being utterly knackered after 70 days straight of working with students, leaning towards total exhaustion after the last four days of non-top packing, lifting, carrying…

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  • Easy Traditional Coq Au Vin
    Food

    Easy Traditional Coq Au Vin

    ByEva Hamori March 5, 2017

                                                              French Cooking Day Cooking with Mom, Julie and the Hungarian girls again, we tackle the Über famous Coq Au Vin. Notes: 1 hour prep time Over…

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  • Gouter, The French Snack
    France

    Gouter, The French Snack

    ByEva Hamori March 4, 2017

    Follow your dreams, work hard, practice and preserve. Make sure you eat a variety of foods, get plenty of exercise and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Sasha Cohen Look around. The French are not overweight. Ok some are. But on a whole, they are generally; on the slim side, healthy, and happy people. Despite the fact that…

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  • Hungarian meat stew
    Food

    Traditional Hungarian Beef Stew with Smoked Paprika

    ByEva Hamori March 4, 2017

              Traditional Hungarian beef stew, or Marha Pökölt is made like most pörkölt or paprikas, but I decided to try something a little different and used smoked Hungarian paprika in place of traditional mild paprika and added mushrooms. I served this with jasmine rice and a sweet and sour lettuce, both…

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  • korma curry with lime, potatoes and ginger
    Food

    Traditional Korma Chicken Curry with a Lime Twist

    ByEva Hamori March 3, 2017

                      Traditional Korma Chicken Curry with a Twist of Lime  Blending spices for this dish was super fun. I gentle roasted them in a pan, let them cool and ground them in my coffee grinder. Little did I know it would stain my counters and my white appliance,…

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  • Navet Farm
    Food | My Expat Life Series, FR

    My Expat Life – Causses Navet de Pardailhan

    ByEva Hamori March 3, 2017March 16, 2017

    And God looked down on the Earth he created and said, ‘ I need a caretaker for this world I created.’ And so God Made a Farmer. Paul Harvey What the heck is a Navet? It is a black turnip with a white flesh, and a nutty flavour. These rare large turnips go for a pretty penny,…

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