Boktips

A KITCHEN IN FRANCE 

Dette er min absolutt favoritt bok for tiden, og jeg har akkurat lest på Mimi´s blog at hennes andre bok publiseres i løpet av året ! Om du ikke allerede følger hennes vakre blog Manger, så anbefales den på det varmeste. Hennes blog er full av fantastiske miljøer og oppskrifter. Forlokkende og inspirerende blog om livet på landsbygda i Frankrike! Hvem drømmer vel ikke om å bo i Frankrike 

This is my absolute favorite book at the time, and I've just read on Mimi's blog that her second book is published during the year! If you do not already follow her beautiful blog Manger, then recommended it heartily. Her blog is full of fantastic environments and recipes. Alluring and inspiring blog about the life in rural France! Who haven't dreamed to stay in France

http://mimithorisson.com 

Mimi Thorisson is the author of Manger, a blog devoted to French cooking that was named “Saveur’s Best Regional Food Blog” in April 2013. Her best-selling cookbook, ‘A Kitchen in France’, published by Clarkson Potter in October 2014, has been translated in Germany, France, Italy, China, Taiwan, Holland and Poland. After a career in television and having lived in Hong Kong, London, Singapore, Reykjavik and Paris, she settled with her photographer husband, Oddur, their 7 children and 10 dogs in the Médoc, South of France. She is the star of Canal+ cooking shows “La Table de Mimi” and “Les desserts de Mimi” in France. Her new upcoming cookbook, “French Country Cooking” will be published in October 2016 with Clarkson Potter.

Oddur Thorisson is an Icelandic photographer. He started his career as an art director and worked his way into photography often combining the two. He has worked for countless companies and organisations and been involved in various magazines and publishing projects like Condé Nast Traveler, Elle, Vogue, Bon Appétit, Wall Street Journal, Food and Wine to name a few. He lives with his wife Mimi, 7 children and 10 dogs in the Médoc, South of France.

Noen bilder fra hennes blog ………….skulle man flytte til Frankrike da kanskje ????

pingback : http://mimithorisson.com