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Old 02-27-2007, 08:46 PM
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Default Looking for French Cooking Magazine.....

When I lived in France I used to buy this cooking magazine that was pretty good since it was geared towards the professional. The problem is I don't remember the name of it. Here are the only clues I can remember.
  • It cost about 10-12E (in 2003)
  • It was available in only a few tabacs and only in major trainstations. Always hard to find.
  • I think it was the name of someone
  • It had lots of pictures of dishes, then brief explanations of how to make them. It assumed the reader had professional knowledge and access to professional equipment.
  • There was always an essay in the beginning by the guy who (I think the magazine was named for)
If you don't know but have another (non-house wife) french professional magazine I would love to hear about it.

P.S. I also posted this in another forum here at chef talk I hope that is ok.

Thank you for all of your help.
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Old 02-28-2007, 01:45 AM
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I get two such magazines here, Thuries http://www.thuries.fr/ named for Yves Thuries and 3 Etoiles magazine, http://www.viapresse.com/via/catalog...13100060012001
The latter I particularly like as it includes facsimilies of two or three menus - current edition is the French Laundry
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