Someone asked me recently how you lay a table for dinner, so here is my version!
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This blog is about recipes I make here in the Perigord region of France.
The food I cook is influenced by the range of fresh produce available and by the cuisine of the region
one of France's great gastronomic areas.
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About Me
- Ian
- I moved to south west France in 2004 and created a Kitchen Garden there. The great food I started to grow rekindled my interest in cooking and these recipes have developed from that kitchengardeninfrance@gmail.com
Ever the gentleman!
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