Simca

I nonetheless discovered this particular treat first in Simca's Cuisine, the work of the entirely French Simone Beck, who serves it on thin toasts as a starter or cocktail party nibble.

Toast: Lindy 2005

I nonetheless discovered this particular treat first in Simca's Cuisine, the work of the entirely French Simone Beck, who serves it on thin toasts as a starter or cocktail party nibble.

A Savory Indulgence Not Universally Adored Lindy 2005

In 1970, Chrysler sold both the 5-door and a 3-door version of the 1100 called the Simca 1204.

Jalopnik Wilf 2010

As for Beck, the collaboration was infinitely deeper, but Julia finds her French friend short on scientific methodology and long on hearsay and personal anecdotes — as in Simca ' s insistence that Cassoulet must be made with preserved goose and only served with a dry white wine.

An American in Paris Christopher Kimball 2010

As the date for turning in the finished manuscript approached, Julia ' s relations with Simca grew strained, as the latter kept changing details that had already been approved.

An American in Paris Christopher Kimball 2010

Simca Horowitz spent time in Guatemala when she was a graduate student studying food and agricultural policy.

One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010

Now the 24-hour Minneapolis outfit (a crew of 10 geeks who rush to each job driving one of their black retrofitted ice-cream trucks or their signature 1958 Simca, wearing black suits, white socks and fedoras) has a two-book deal with Simon & Schuster for a humorous easy-fix-it manual and a lowbrow tech-investment guide.

The Geek Squad Gets A Taste Of Hollywood 2008

But it's rolling up to a job in his 1958 Simca -- "kinda like Ghostbusters" -- that makes Stephens feel like a rock star rather than a cyberdoctor.

Who You Gonna Call? 2008

Fortunate in her friends, she met her collaborators, the famous Simca (Simone Beck) and Louisette Bertholle, and energetically and relentlessly dove to the heart of French cooking.

A MASTER OF THE ART OF LIVING 2007

Chrysler acquired Rootes (British) and Simca (French) in 1963/64, amalgamating them into Chrysler Europe.

The Machine That Changed the World James P. Womack 2007