Stories, gestures and real cuisine

The blog of AFTouch Cuisine is not a content factory. It is a place where a Michelin-starred chef and a small team of enthusiasts share what they see, taste and learn — visits to producers, technical notes from the kitchen, culinary memories, regional traditions and the news of French gastronomy. Reading, taking time, and trusting those who really cook.

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A so nice journey
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A so nice journey

Asfaux Patrick pour A.F.touch-cuisine · 24/08/2009
Fruit Desserts and Other Delights
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Fruit Desserts and Other Delights

ivan · 29/06/2009
What's New on AFTouch Cuisine!
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What's New on AFTouch Cuisine!

A.F.touch-cuisine · 15/06/2009
Recipes for persons suffering from type 2 -diabetes
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Recipes for persons suffering from type 2 -diabetes

Patrick Asfaux pour A.F.touch-cuisine · 11/06/2009
The Right Wine with the Right Recipe
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The Right Wine with the Right Recipe

ivan · 30/04/2009
A.F.Touch Culinary Blog Rankings
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A.F.Touch Culinary Blog Rankings

A.F.touch-cuisine · 01/04/2009
A Fine Weekend
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A Fine Weekend

AFTouch-Cuisine · 26/03/2009
A Face to the Name
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A Face to the Name

A.F.touch-cuisine · 19/03/2009
Coffee tasting

Coffee tasting

André Rocher pour A.F.touch-cuisine · 12/03/2009
Coffee, how to choose it and make it

Coffee, how to choose it and make it

A.F.touch-cuisine · 05/03/2009
Roquefort Held Ransom

Roquefort Held Ransom

ivan · 19/01/2009
Kir

Kir

A.F.touch-cuisine · 09/01/2009

A blog about cooking, written by people who cook

There are millions of food blogs in the world. Most of them are written by people who have never sweated behind a pass. Chef Patrick Asfaux, a Michelin-starred chef, has chosen another path: write less, write slower, and write only what has been lived. Each article on this blog has a reason to exist — a producer met, a technique that deserves to be explained, a regional dish that risks being forgotten, an ingredient that comes back in season.

You will find here visits to artisans and farms, focuses on the great French regions, technical articles on the gestures that make a difference, culinary history, news from gastronomy, and the small chronicles of a kitchen that observes the world around it. We do not chase trends — we simply write what we believe is worth reading.

Browse the articles by category, find the recipes that go with them, discover the producers of the terroir, and join the discussion on the forum. A blog that respects your time, because it knows how much it costs to write something true.

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