The menu varies according to the time of the year and the availability of the ingredients. We use only local organic and seasonal ingredients.
We serve home made seitan , bread and cakes. moreover we can satisfy any need, even in thecase of people with food intolerances.
We want to point out our favourite dishes: among the appetizers, canapés with shiokombu, with Provençal carrot paté and chestnut paté , and stuffed vol-au vent.
Among the first courses, lasagne with Trevisan radicchio, spelt soup , basmati rice with cashew nuts, our soupes velouteés with seasonal vegetable ; among the second courses , millet, tofu, pies/tarts, with tempeh and vegetables.
And, to finish, our unforgettable desserts: pear pie and chocolate pie with soy cream , which will make you lick your lips, are our favorite .


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Q: I'm writing software that will be tracking files and if they are changed, should I be using UTC I'm writing some software to track if a file has been checked out and changed. The file could be checked out and changed by various people in several different time zones.
So, simply put I would be doing something like this:
if ( checked_out_file.last_modified_date > my_database_record_of_the_last_modified_date ) {
     // file has changed since last sync so do something
}

The above is just pseudo-code so don't get hung up on what language and things like that. What I am basically wondering is should I store the my_database_record_of_the_last_modified_date as the UTC time, and when I do my checked_out_file.last_modified_date comparison, as illustrated in my pseudo-code above, should I also use the UTC time for that?

A: Time is a pain to work with.  Time zones are even worse.  There's not much you can do about that.  But if you use UTC everywhere, you can make time a little more bearable.
Store all your dates in UTC.  Do all your date comparisons in UTC.  Do everything you possibly can in UTC.  Ideally, the only time a date won't be in UTC is when it's being formatted for display to a user.  Time zones are a rabbit hole you do not want to go down.
Hope this helps!
PS:  Yes, I've had bad experiences with time zones in the past.  Could you tell?

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