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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.20.00
FDM
 
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Predefinito Question re French Cuisine

This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
for pasta? In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
was a bit surprised by this.




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  #2  
Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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Vecchio 30-04-2005, 00.42.52
Magda
 
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Predefinito Re: Question re French Cuisine

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:20:00 -0400, in rec.travel.europe, FDM <strat59_00atyahood0tc0m>
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

... This may seem like a silly question, but do the French use pasta much
... in their cuisine? I'm leaving for Paris on Sunday, and I am sure I
... will be spoiled for choice as far as food is concerned. But in my
... research (online restaurant/bistro guides, various guides on France) I
... see little, if any, mention of pasta. So I just checked my "French
... at a Glance" language reference that plan to take with me. It's got
... about 35 pages dedicated to food and eating out, and there's not a
... mention of pasta. They have sections on egg dishes, cheese courses,
... appetizers, soups, meat dishes, fish dishes, desserts, even
... seasonings, but not even a word for pasta. What is the French word
... for pasta?

Pâtes.

In any event, I'm sure I'll be just fine without it, but I
... was a bit surprised by this.

You should do without - try something new. )

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