Author Archives: Jackie Attwood-Dupont

As if we didn’t eat enough desert in Boston… it was totally necessary to take a trip to what Leslie calls the “Tiffany’s of Pastry.”   In Boston, small white boxes with bright blue writing and thin, matching blue braided … Continue reading →

From Selinsgrove, it was a 10 hour drive through the rain to Boston but very worth it. I bonded with Leslie over all of the most important things in life: eating brownies from the baking tray, squeezing raw cookie dough … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything new.  I flew home and thought of starting a new blog.  After all, now I’m actually home and not just “reporting from here-is-anywhere.”  This weekend, however, I drove up the east coast … Continue reading →

Bistro Loubet was the grand culmination of my “goodbye London” dinners.  Well, there were only three. But that does justify the plural and Loubet is worthy of the word “culmination.”  The two other dinners, at The Modern Pantry and Acorn, … Continue reading →

Never fear, NO ONE here is getting food poisoning from undercooked burgers.  Can you get poisoning from charcoal? I spared everyone the enlarged shot of the burnt burgers.  They are just too tragic.  I am, however, going to feature ‘bad … Continue reading →

What is it about nice chocolates that make your heart race until you’ve ripped one open? Am I the only one that does this?  I read the card of flavors, inevitably get frustrated because I can’t decide what picture is … Continue reading →