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Friday, November 30, 2007

I spent a lot of time gazing at these jam jars of Christine Ferber confiture at the Lafayette Gourmet.
You can make them yourself if you get her book...
Pierre Herme works with Christine Ferber to create special flavors that tie in with his pastry collections.

I LOVE their handmade labels. The French labels with handwriting on them are especially endearing - as if your own grandmother made them...
That's why I redesigned the Paris Breakfasts banner as a jam jar label.
A real grandmother was at the SALON DU CHOCOLAT selling her jams. Grandmere Ezilda Lapasse Depardieu of le jardin des gourmandises from Domaine du Tronchay. You can go and stay in her Chambres d'Hôtes and eat jam morning, noon and night = Heaven!

Labels: confiture, four red fruits, framboise, fruit rouge, jam
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