Like many of us, I’m much more of an “eater” than a baker, but there’s one cookie worth baking: the Madeleine. The only problem is that I have no idea where I put the recipe my teacher’s wife gave me, but I kind of still have the gist — I just need … Read more
Before the release of their spring silk and shirts collection, Everlane asked Instagram to . Both collections stem from the idea of an everyday uniform. We believe everyone has one. It got me thinking about the everyday Parisian uniform and its essential pieces. Browsing some shots of Emanuelle Alt and Paris … Read more
Happy Bastille Day! If you’ve got some red-white-and-blue laying around from the 4th, now’s the time to sport it again for the French national holiday! So go nuts! Grab a baguette, or a crêpe, or pop a bottle of Champagne — it’s time to party! How will you celebrate Bastille Day … Read more
goût n. /gu/ taste ; tasteful (for adj.) Goutaste is a combination of French goût and American taste; a blog for things that taste good and things that are in good taste. Here you will find a wealth of information on how to live life as the French do, without leaving your … Read more
“This is my invariable advice to people: Learn how to cook – try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun!” ― Julia Child, My Life in France One of the best ways to get to know a region is through its food and wine. Each … Read more
Given the major accolades and shake-ups at The Squeaky Bean recently, the Eater Denver happy hour became a sort of un-intentional toast goodbye to Max MacKissock’s hand in the kitchen. A fun “chips n dips” happy hour menu was sprawled out on the buffet and $5 drinks were swinging at the … Read more
I LOVE D Bar Desserts probably more than I could love another human being, but clearly so does everyone else. And I mean EVERYONE. We’ve all been there — dying of hunger around the foyer, hoping the gate keeper will announce a free spot at the bar or that a table has … Read more
“Elope” literally means running away and never coming back. Perhaps that’s why so many couples choose to elope in Paris – it’s a city that makes you never want to go anywhere else! I’ve always thought my hypothetical wedding would be a traditional American ceremony; my giant family, a first dance, … Read more