Amandine Geers’ recipe for chicken paupiettes with herbs and lemon
Make a coarse mince with the olives, dried tomatoes, parsley, coriander (or tarragon) and garlic. Take a good tablespoon for the sauce….
Krishna, Santa Rosa and me
I am from here and elsewhere. I have a Peruvian grandmother, Paloma, a fervent Catholic and a Mauritian grandfather, Raj, a Hindu….
2 exhibitions not to be missed
History bursts onto the screen To learn everything about the decisive week of August 19-25, 1944, there is nothing better than visiting…
Safety, comfort… how are high-tech innovations changing the hiking experience?
Long sober and basic, hiker’s equipment is now perfected. A new (re)source of pleasure and safety that walkers and sellers delight in….
Our selection of 4 stories to travel to the ends of the earth
In the East, something new Alone on foot towards Jerusalemby Aliénor Vidal de la BlacheEd. Salvator, 230 p., €18.50.Leave everything, leave the…
Back to the land of childhood. “My Auvergne Tuscany is reborn” by Muriel Fauriat
In the early 1990s, the countryside was emptying, Michelin was laying off workers. Forty years later, the population has doubled in the…
2000 Olympics: Blind Marla Runyan competes in the 1,500-meter final
She seems to be staring determinedly at the finish line, and yet she can’t see it. On September 30, 2000, Marla Runyan,…
In Saône-et-Loire, a castle welcomes seniors to a holiday camp
For over half a century, the Frédéric Ozanam association has been organizing a stay at the Château de Monceau every summer. The…
Where is the situation in Europe?
How dangerous is this virus? The Mpox (formerly called “monkey pox”, editor’s note) is circulating in Africa as the “clade 1b” variant….
3 exhibitions that highlight sumptuous contemporary tapestry
While artisanal creation is regaining its colour, three exhibitions in France are promoting contemporary tapestry this summer. A feast for the eyes!…