MAGYC Pies at Camont
a MAGYC PIE...
There are pies and there are PIES.
There is magic and there is MAGYC.
And yes, this is a bonafide, real, authentic MAGYC PIE.
Over the years, I have dabbled in savoury pies as the visual and gustatory homage to Monsieur Monet’s painted pies here, here and here, of course!
But this week as Fran and Ian from Melbourne, and Hilary from Sonoma, and Matt from Welbeck descend on the Chapolard home for lunch, we’ll be bringing this fat MAGYC PIE with us. MAGYC stands for Mastering the Art of Gascon Cooking (with a nod to Julie Child’s masterful book). What’s in this golden-crusted succulent pie? Read on…
A Life in Pie – 4 days at Camont in a blink of a pie.
What happens when a group of pie-minded people gather in the sunny Gascon days of November on 11/11/11.Pie Magic thanks to Kate McDermott, Tim Clinch, the A-team of Camont and you, of course! And thanks to Renee, Dede, Haley, Gwen, Chris, Vera, Leslie, Rowan, Olivia, & Johanna for bringing their good energy to Pig, Pie & Eye, a Kitchen-at-Camont production.
