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‘We only have enough to live from day to day’: Sudanese forced to ration for Ramadan

April 1, 2022

Between Shimaa Bashier’s fingers, a long orange satin ribbon that she keeps winding and unwinding. This mechanical gesture reflects the anxiety of this mother…

The rabbit, to simmer happy feasts

March 13, 2022

A symbol of fertility and luck, the rabbit has long been considered the food of the poor. Rabbits were once bred by peasants for…

With stew, learn the flavors of time

February 26, 2022

The etymology of the word stew mentions the term dobba which means “marinade” in Italian. In Lyon slang, a daube is a worthless thing…

Tame wild berries and berries

February 21, 2022

► The sloe, so precious in winter In the countryside, the blackthorn is called “the black thorn”, “the white thorn” being the hawthorn. So…

To the spiritual roots of the will to live

January 26, 2022

Do you want to live? by Maxime Gimenez Venison, 344 p., €24 Monk at the monastery of Chevetogne dedicated to unity between Christians, in…

Five tips for chopping your holiday cold meats

December 18, 2021

In the space of a few years, the charcuterie has become the playground for experienced cooking enthusiasts. The phenomenon started with the pie, continued…

“I learn resilience and the joy of living from refugees”

December 9, 2021

“The people were waiting,” says the Gospel of this third Sunday in Advent (read page 17). How do you live this period? Véronique Albanel:…

With the scallop, on the way to gluttony

November 27, 2021

Since the dawn of time, the scallop shell has been associated with Venus, goddess of love and fertility. Seashells are also carved on sarcophagi…

Vegetable garden: how to store fruits and vegetables for the winter?

October 27, 2021

Above all, the room must be well chosen, as was the cellar of our grandparents. Frost free but cool (between 7 ° and 15…

Garden: they climb and make fun of short days!

October 16, 2021

► Solanum and its myriad of starry flowers Solanum laxum (formerly Solanum jasminoides), blooming for months, seems not to want to stop charming us…