Suzanne’s Taste
Oops, forgot the berries!
I speak only for myself, but I know from experience that sometimes a friend can give you a treasured recipe that [...]
Letting sleeping figs lie
Over the years I've had an antidote to the garden sparseness that comes over southern France in November. My secret to [...]
Menus for chickens
Our neighbor in our French town left recently, putting us in nominal charge of his chickens. And since chickens need meals, [...]
Not a Caravaggio-like summer
Almost every year, toward the end of summer, I have sauntered out into whatever garden I had at the time (there [...]
Swimming upstream
Do you eat so much salmon that you feel gills are the next step in your personal evolution process? Do you [...]
Fab fave and rad radishes
Every year about this time, I look out into my garden and marvel at the myriad fava beans (broad beans to [...]
A “hare” named Loulou
Today I’d like to talk about why I can no longer eat rabbit. In a world of vegans and vegetarians this [...]
Color cuisine
I once knew someone whose child would eat only white foods. Who knows, maybe she outgrew it later, but at the [...]
Cool Whip resolutions
For the biblical Three Kings, the January epiphany represented the spreading of one religion's good news. News that was big enough [...]
The greatest gifts
At holiday time, the expression "giving up" comes with two meanings. The first suggests throwing in the towel on gift-shopping and [...]
A genius with food
As we head into Thanksgiving territory, here's a word of kitchen advice: treasure the pumpkin seeds. Along with nuts of all [...]
“Suzanne’s Taste” Author

Suzanne Dunaway
Longtime painter, writer and cookbook author (and chef) Suzanne Dunaway divides her time between southern France and Rome. She also writes a blog, visit HERE.