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Holy Mackerel!
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Hot smoked, with baby salad leaves, olive oil and vintage Balsamic Vinegar...
[Recorded from 1803 with uncertain origin, but possibly a euphemism for Holy Mary, with Mackerel being a nickname for Catholics because they ate the fish on Fridays. Another suggested explanation is the practice of selling mackerel on Sundays in the seventeenth century (because its quality deteriorates rapidly), so it was known as a holy fish.-Wiktionary]
Anyone for marinated peppers?
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@ La Ponche, St. Tropez - birthday lunch on the patio - no sign of Brigitte Bardot...
Shaggy Inkcaps
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Shaggy inkcaps and garlic, fried in butter, on a bed of fresh olive bread with cream cheese and chives.
... and which pie, Madam, would you like with your…
Diet? What diet?
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The Breakfast chef recommends...Poached egg and basil on a bed of Scottish potato scone and cream cheese, with wild mushrooms and garlic fried in olive oil, drizzled with vintage balsamic vinegar.
Cherry Tomato and Basil leaves
Sir's breakfast is served!
So how do you turn the cooker on?
Street Dining in St Tropez
Note for the Health Police: A well-balanced breakf…
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When you've had strawberries and cream for breakfa…
Would you like a little pepper on your eggs, Sir?
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What would possess anyone to buy salad vegetables…
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What would possess anyone to buy salad vegetables…
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Lunch in the summer sunshine!
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Home-cured Gravadlax with fresh dill from the gard…
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Bistro Boheme selection of the courses 6196994103…
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Would you like some thinly sliced gravadlax with y…
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