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David & Karen Taylor · Restaurant Recommendations · TasteContributor blog post by David Taylor:
France is of course renowned for its gastronomy and in Provence one of the most famous dishes is the Bouillabaisse, originating from Marseille.
We ate at one of our favourite restaurants (in the world!) this week , which specialises in this great dish.
A table of 18 men, (French of …Continue reading here
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