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About French Fried
- If you liked "French Women Don't
Get Fat", you'll love French Fried, Harriet Welty
Rochefort's tale of how she learned the French secret for staying
slim while enjoying the thinking about, shopping for, preparation
of, and savoring of sitdown meals (no all day stuffing your face
for the French - they prefer a sparkling glass of Champagne and
a light elegant repast to a sugar-filled Coke and a heavy hamburger).
In the beginning, Harriet thought the first course WAS the meal
and ate accordingly. She soon learned that the French serve meals
in courses and eat tiny amounts of each course. In other words,
that five course meal is probably LESS caloric than your basic
sandwich and soft drink. And certainly more fun. For more on
the French and their healthy, sane attitude toward food, read
"French Fried" which the only nine-star chef of France,
Alain Ducasse, called a "lively, hilarious, and insightful"
book.
- Harriet's last book French Fried
has been published by
St. Martin's Press and is available for sale at all major bookstores
in the U.S. and in Paris (WH.Smith's, Brentano's, Galigliani,
etc..) and on amazon.com etc...
- Like French
Toast, French Fried
is published in Chinese !!!
- Read Harriet's interview in
Metropole
Paris
- More
details about the
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Harriet Welty Rochefort
writes articles and books about France and the French. Order her books :
- "French Toast, An American in Paris Celebrates
The Maddening Mysteries of the French",
St.Martin's Press, New York, 1999
- "French Fried, The Culinary Capers of An American
in Paris", St.Martin's Press,
New York, 2001
More on Harriet's books (excerpts, upcoming
events, testimonials, etc..)
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