Mutton
One of the ways in which the Parisian diet has most changed since Grimod de la Reynière’s day is the consumption of mutton. In 1803, he described a leg of mutton as, “the most common roast on bourgeois tables.” Currently, … Continue reading
One of the ways in which the Parisian diet has most changed since Grimod de la Reynière’s day is the consumption of mutton. In 1803, he described a leg of mutton as, “the most common roast on bourgeois tables.” Currently, … Continue reading
Grimod de la Reynière unreservedly deemed Paris the best city in the world for veal and I cannot but concur with him. Although raised on meat from a high-quality butcher in Brooklyn and having indulged in some rather splendid … Continue reading