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Paris Tips & Ideas From Previous Issues |
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Our Newest Rental: Vougeot |
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Philippe's French Diet |
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The Perfect Cuppa |
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French Word Problem Hell |
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Rome Luxury Apartment |
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Meursault Apartment |
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Tips When Looking for a Paris Apartment for Sale |
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Paris Perfect's Top Ten Must-Sees in the City of Lights! |
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Gift Ideas to bring back from Paris |
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Taking the Eurostar Train to Paris and London |
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Paris Trivia Quiz: holidays, Père Lachaise, Paris Sewers and more |
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St. Amour apartment |
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Our Gallette des Rois and favorite Choucroute recipes |
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Our Sauternes apartment |
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Paris Information: The Paris Museum Pass |
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Paris Métro Information: Métro, Buses, Batobus and RER websites and information |
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Paris Open Markets: favorite street markets and opening days and times |
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Youtube Video of ParisPerfect |
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Newly remodeled Champagne apartment |
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Paris Bicycle Rental Information |
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French Word Problem brain teaser |
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Eiffel Tower Quiz, History and Information |
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The Merlot apartment |
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Tips: Finding great Paris Apartments for Sale a split second decision |
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More Eiffel Tower Information and History |
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Buying Real Estate in Paris: Finding the right Paris apartments |
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Richebourg a great Paris apartment for larger groups |
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The great Paris wine sell-off |
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A colt named Paris Perfect |
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The king of French cheeses, Roquefort |
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Recipe : Endive and Roquefort salad and Roquefort Soufflé |
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Our new Chateau la Tour apartment |
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Camembert, Philippe’s favorite cheese |
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The Opening of the New Museum: Le Musée du Quai Branly |
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Happenings in Paris: Rollerblading, Catacombs and more |
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French Lessons: Courses in Paris for adults and children |
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The Rodin Museum |
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Our best wishes for a happy holiday season filled with love and laughter!
If you’re looking for that perfect Christmas gift, we are offering an incredible ParisPerfect Gourmet Getaway. Places are limited so reserve soon!
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Special Paris Perfect Gourmet Getaway
$199/night per person!
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Enjoy low winter rates plus exclusive gourmet getaway giveaways valued at over $785 per couple!
Reserve a minimum 5 night stay for two between January 24 to 31 OR between Jan 31 and February 8 and receive:
- Accommodations in a gorgeous Paris Perfect apartment
- Gourmet cooking lessons at Michelin-starred Christian Constant’s kitchen (Paris Perfect guest exclusive!)
- A Bateau Parisien boat cruise for two along the romantic Seine
- Romantic three course meal for two with wine at Café Constant, awarded a Michelin ‘Bib Gourmand' last year
- Welcome basket at your apartment with a bottle of French wine, chocolates, Parisian gift and goodies
- Special discounts on Paris dinner cruises and Paris Segway and bike tours.
We think you’ll be as excited about this special offer as we are! Here are more details about our Paris Gourmet Getaway special offer; places are limited so if you’re interested book soon. Contact us at: Reservations@parisperfect.com if you have any questions or would like more information.r
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Single Travelers: Limited number of beautiful studio apartments available.
Two Couples or Four People: Get 10% off this offer in one of our two bedroom apartments.
Girlfriend’s Getaway: Great idea to grab your friends for an escape to Paris this winter!
Price details: Price is $199/night per person. Price is in US Dollars. Additional nights offered at 10% off our regular low-season rates. Must be prepaid AND non-refundable. This offer may not be combined with other offers. Additional nights offered at 10% off our regular low-season rates.
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A Great Family Apartment for Your Paris Vacation
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In this issue, we feature our spacious Bordeaux apartment, recently remodeled and a delight to stay in. The Bordeaux apartment lives up to the delicious red wine which Philippe favors! It’s a beautiful duplex apartment with balcony and Eiffel view, sleeping up to six in comfort and style. Bordeaux offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large eat-in kitchen, a rarity in Paris. We love the master bathroom, which is en suite to the master bedroom remodeled with white Carrara marble and small pink tiles around an oval bathtub. With a subtle art deco touch, it’s fantastic to soak in at the end of the day. You can leave the curtains open in the bedroom and, from the bathtub, see clear through to the sunset we know, we’ve done it!
Tour Bordeaux.
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Ninette’s Onion Soup: Gratinée à l’Oignon
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It’s chilly in Paris! This is the perfect season for long walks along the river to work up an appetite, or shop on rue Cler for the perfect paté de fois gras and invite friends over for a holiday celebration. A great recipe for cold weather is a hearty Soup à l’Oignon. This is my mother in law’s recipe, slightly different from ones I’ve seen with a secret spoon of tomato paste for flavor and 3 layers of thinly sliced baguette, cheese and onion.
Ninette’s Gratinée à l’Oignon
Serves 5 to 6 people
Preparation: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 1 hour 5 minutes
Cook With and Serve with: Dry white wine such as a Bergerac Blanc or a Sylvaner
(Note from Madelyn: only the French would actually specify the cooking wine!)
- 200 g (7 oz) Gruyere, grated
- 3 big onions, cut in half lengthwise and finely sliced
- 1 TBSP tomato paste
- 1 TBSP of flour
- ½ Cup Water
- 2 TBSP dry white wine
- Salt and pepper
- 1.5 liters (6 cups) beef broth
- 12 slices baguette or stale bread, thinly sliced
- Heat the oil in a heavy pot and cook the chopped onion until golden, first at high heat then lowering the heat.
- Add the tomato paste and the flour and cook and brown them, until they are fully mixed in.
- Add the wine and allow to evaporate, then water.
- Add salt, pepper and broth. Cover and cook on medium heat for 20 minutes, stirring frequently.
- In a casserole dish or a deep gratin dish, alternate three times three layers 1. thinly sliced, grilled baguette, 2. onions skimmed from the broth, and 3. ¼ of the grated gruyere. Add the hot broth and let it absorb for a moment so the bread inflates.
- Cover with remaining gruyere and put in oven, 350 degrees for at least 45 minutes.
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