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By Keith Floyd
Published 1986
Throughout Provence in the summer months you will see Café terraces crammed with folk merrily munching morsels from thin pieces of wire. A middle-aged man with a tea towel tucked into his Levis to cover his corpulent stomach will be perspiring patiently as he stands before the intense heat of a rusty steel contraption with a crooked chimney bellowing smoke into the purple night. A small boy, his son, will dart sure-footed between the crowded tables answering the hungry call ‘Encore une douz
