Collectages

Still not much time to cook due to the last crunch on my next cd with Michael Bisio (title: “Whisk! Don’t Churn”) scheduled to be released on March 12 at Justin’s in Albany where it was recorded live November 20th 2008, remember? We still had to eat and I must say I like the challenge [...]

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Not much time for lunch today and not much food in the fridge either. Though I was craving for some fresh healthy food so I had to dig into the emergency reserve . The only canned goods I store are: – Albacore tuna in water and with not preservatives. – Sardines in water with no [...]

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Winter Quiche Swiss chards, onions, jambonneau, maple syrup Mixed Greens any greens dressed with a garlic vinaigrette Orange & Pomegranate Salad Sugar cookies Sliced oranges, pomegranate, roasted sliced almonds, cinnamon Tired of pancakes and French toasts for brunch? I am! This is a nice variation of the Quiche Lorraine, from Lorraine in the North East [...]

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Originally Pot au Feu meant an earthenware or a metal cooking pot. Today, it is a common French dish and to me the ultimate winter comfort food. It is very easy to prepare and economical, low cost cuts can be used. It can be prepared in 15 minutes, then simmers all afternoon long filling the [...]

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BioBois #6 ©Nicole Peyrafitte While I was in France this summer I posted a new poem in French called “L’Espoir Tue”. A couple of weeks ago, while sharing pierogies and carrot cake at the Stage Dinner in the East Village with our dear friend Stash, the conversation came about *hope* & I told him about [...]

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Sunday January 11th 2009 7PM Reading/Performance by Pierre Joris & Nicole Peyrafitte at the *New* Zinc Bar hosted by Kim Lyons & Douglas Rothschild 82W. Third Street (between Thompson & Sullivan) New York, New York Altars of Light, a Poem by Pierre Joris, Voice & Video Nicole Peyrafitte, Guitar George Muscatello

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A toothache plus a little too much sweets and rich food over the holidays prompted this menu. My mouth is healing really well thanks to the care of Jerome Pindell, our family homeopath for 15 years and his referral to Sandra Senzon, a real Tooth Fairy, who is taking me on the path to save [...]

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As planned, Pierre Joris, Miles Joris-Peyrafitte and I spent January 1st at the St Mark’s Poetry Project‘s 35th Annual New Year’s Day Poetry Marathon. We got there at about 1:30 p.m. to set up my “Crêpes station” in the Parish Hall. I flipped crêpes until I run out of batter at about 6 p.m. That [...]

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