The Saints to play in Paris ?

SmashMouth · 07-14-2025, 08:43 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

We went to Valras Plage a few times to enjoy the beach. I enjoyed a lot as did the wife. Understand?

Montpellier. Awesome.

La Cité in Carcassonne my favorite of all! Wow! The best food I had in France. Peasant food by some, but so much like our southern American. The incredible cassoulet! Holy crap! White beans slowly cooked with duck, garlic sausage, goose fat, and other great additions! Cooked for hours in a clay pot forming a near orgasmic crust on the top. Served simply with fresh baguette.

Oh My God!

I inherited many of those genes that control sublime cooking skills. I have a flair for making mundane things, no matter the origin better than the original... like ceviche, pico de gayo, salsa, 64 degree eggs with an hollandaise, quiche, paella, ratatouille, the list goes on.

07-14-2025, 08:43 PM	#11
SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 39,019 Blog Entries: 29	Re: The Saints to play in Paris ? Originally Posted by AsylumGuido We went to Valras Plage a few times to enjoy the beach. I enjoyed a lot as did the wife. Understand? Montpellier. Awesome. La Cité in Carcassonne my favorite of all! Wow! The best food I had in France. Peasant food by some, but so much like our southern American. The incredible cassoulet! Holy crap! White beans slowly cooked with duck, garlic sausage, goose fat, and other great additions! Cooked for hours in a clay pot forming a near orgasmic crust on the top. Served simply with fresh baguette. Oh My God! I inherited many of those genes that control sublime cooking skills. I have a flair for making mundane things, no matter the origin better than the original... like ceviche, pico de gayo, salsa, 64 degree eggs with an hollandaise, quiche, paella, ratatouille, the list goes on. AsylumGuido likes this.