My great plans for attacking the NYC food scene haven't gone that well, due to work and family commitments. I didn't make it to the Fancy Food Show after all (today is the last day but I had meetings...) So far my exploring has been limited to evening forays to local eateries, but since this is, after all, New York, that's no hardship at all.
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Baguette au vin et rosette from the village bakery in Montsegur-sur-Lauzon
I have a confession: I planned my vacation around a bakery.
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![Marché Agricole Sign, Velleron, Provence, France](http://static.flickr.com/45/173445459_fc1baf98cb_o.jpg)
In my previous post in this series, I described my favorite regular Provence markets. I've saved the best for last however: the extraordinary Marché Agricole (farmer's market) at Velleron.
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Olives at a market stall in Grignan
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Nyons
In my previous post I described how I center my Provence travels around the glorious marchés. If you are fond of markets, there is really no other place I think of where you can indulge yourself as much as you can here.
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I never finished my musings on food during my summer trip to England, and in the meantime I spent a month last November in the U.S., partly in New York. Before it totally disappears from memory, here is a brief roundup, from a foodie perspective of course.
Before we proceed, you should know that I am an ex-New Yorker, and had a fairly specific food agenda this time around, which included the following:
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