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Mar 25

Alphonse Allais, Inventeur?

Alphonse Allais, originaire de Honfleur (ville jumelle de Burlington en France), était un écrivain humoriste, honoré dans le Jardin des Personnalités à Honfleur, comme l'a écrit ici notre correspondant Philippe Grenier. Mais saviez-vous qu'il était aussi inventeur ?

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Mar 21

Tarte au sucre (Sugar Pie)

Celebrate maple season by making Québec's iconic tarte au sucre! 

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Feb 24

Annual Meeting 2026

A report on the AFLCR's Annual Meeting, which took place on February 22. 

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Jan 30

Celery Root, Red Cabbage & Apple Slaw

Enjoy this crunchy winter salad made with local ingredients!

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Dec 30 '25

Galette des rois (Kings' Cake)

Brighten your January with a traditional galette des rois (king's cake)!

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Nov 23 '25

Pain d'épice (Spice Bread)

This festive but easy bread will fill your kitchen with the aroma of warm spices!

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Oct 16 '25

Soft Launch of French Learning Hub

The French Learning Hub creates opportunities for children in Pre-K through Grade 8 to experience French immersion in meaningful and playful ways.

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Oct 13 '25

Maple Tarte Tatin

An upside-down tarte featuring glistening caramelized apples

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Sep 27 '25

More on the Senegal Trip

AFLCR instructor Eric Agnero and Janet Biehl join Jim Holway and Ali Dieng to discuss their recent trip to Senegal. 

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Sep 19 '25

Velvety Squash Soup with Pears and Leeks

Welcome fall with this silky squash soup, flavored with seasonal pears and thyme!

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Aug 27 '25

Simon Chaye: Peintre Cartonnier

Philippe Grenier, our Honfleur correspondent,  recently collaborated on a major exhibition of the tapestry art of Simon Chaye. 

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Aug 26 '25

The AFLCR Visits Senegal: French Language and Heritage

Janet Biehl reports on her recent voyage to Senegal with two other AFLCR community members.

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