Jacqueline ParisiIn “The Margot Affair,” Sanaë Lemoine Examines The Complexity & Failings Of Family Against The…Lemoine masterfully peppers the story with vivid descriptions of food as a proxy with which to talk about the hunger for acknowledgment.4 min read·Mar 3, 2021----
Jacqueline ParisiI Don’t Buy Basil AnymoreA poem at the crossroads of cooking and grief.1 min read·Feb 22, 2021--1--1
Jacqueline ParisiinCuriousI’m Rediscovering the Lost Art Of Recreation During COVIDIt was about a week into what I (optimistically? naively?) thought was going to be a few months of isolation. Having escaped the frenzy of…4 min read·Feb 16, 2021----
Jacqueline ParisiIdentity Politics In France: A Reading ListA reading list that cuts through the oversimplified archetype of French culture.4 min read·Feb 9, 2021----
Jacqueline Parisi4 Indispensable Cooking Lessons From Julia Child’s “My Life in France”If it’s possible for words to nourish you, Julia Child’s do just that.4 min read·Feb 1, 2021----
Jacqueline ParisiWhen Words Failed, Ratatouille Didn’tHow this humble peasant dish helped me feel at home in Paris.5 min read·Jan 25, 2021----
Jacqueline ParisiAnchovies & AdulthoodThe one experience that opened my eyes to the fish everyone loves to hate.3 min read·May 15, 2020----
Jacqueline ParisiOn Cooking Through GriefWhen grief entered my kitchen, people instinctually wanted to feed me. But I didn’t need food — I needed to cook.4 min read·May 5, 2020----
Jacqueline ParisiWhy We’re All Going Crazy Over Bitter Greens — And Have Been Since ForeverMusings on the circuitous nature of trends… plus cooking tips, flavor pairings, and recipe suggestions.7 min read·Apr 30, 2020----
Jacqueline Parisi3 Ways Growing Up Without A Microwave Changed My Relationship With FoodAn inconvenient blessing in disguise…4 min read·Apr 23, 2020--1--1