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Showing posts with label Cafés Richard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cafés Richard. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Brought back by popular request and to help you adjust to the upcoming excess on this Thursday...
More macaron piece montees - this one the first I spied at Pierre Herme on rue Bonaparte.
Laduree's quite managable tower of macs. Well I could manage it. I don't know about you...
This is definitely for a festive party occasion from Gerard Mulot...
Oddly grey-colored macarons from Laduree..?
What do you think? Odd or edible?
Lenotre had this swirling tower of macarons in their shop and I stole a shot.
A quite unique fruit and (no not veg), but macaron tower from Dalloyau at Gallerie Lafayette...
At the Salon du Chocolat, this very real tree of pistache macarons from Sadaharu Aoki.
No macs here, justs a very attractive tower of coffee cups in Cafe Richard's boutique window...
Strictly fruit for those abstaining from pumpkin pie, seen at Chateau Vaux le Vicomte.
A tower of French marshmallows or guimauve anyone? Me, me, me!
And Dalloyau's chocolate tower before I got the chastising finger...
And at Printemps, these towers of Xmas lights - inedible I'm afraid...
BON HOLIDAY!
This is definitely for a festive party occasion from Gerard Mulot...
Oddly grey-colored macarons from Laduree..? What do you think? Odd or edible?
Lenotre had this swirling tower of macarons in their shop and I stole a shot.
A quite unique fruit and (no not veg), but macaron tower from Dalloyau at Gallerie Lafayette...
At the Salon du Chocolat, this very real tree of pistache macarons from Sadaharu Aoki.
No macs here, justs a very attractive tower of coffee cups in Cafe Richard's boutique window...
Strictly fruit for those abstaining from pumpkin pie, seen at Chateau Vaux le Vicomte.
A tower of French marshmallows or guimauve anyone? Me, me, me!
And Dalloyau's chocolate tower before I got the chastising finger...
And at Printemps, these towers of Xmas lights - inedible I'm afraid...BON HOLIDAY!
Monday, July 9, 2007
I've always loved the smell of coffee. When I lived on 13th street, my next door neighbor's morning coffee would waft through the wall and wake me up like the best alarm clock.
And I've always loved coffee ice cream, even if it keeps me up till 3AM. But last Paris trip I learned to love coffee every which way. I tasted this "flight" of different expressos...
When I visited the coffee factory outside Paris. And I got to experience every step of the coffee roasting process. These resident antique coffee mills are no longer in use 
Talk about heady coffee aromas - There is nothing like marching through a coffee roasting factory for a wake-up call. Roasting transforms the green beans into a product that can be brewed and unlocks at least 700 aromatic elements!
A wide range of carefully selected beans are blended just like wine or chocolate.
Freshly roasted coffee is sent out every morning to Paris' cafes and restaurantsin these sweet little trucks... guess who's wearing the white coat and hat?
And lands on your Paris cafe table ready to wake you up! Just enhale...YUM!
Have you had coffee at Les Deux Magots, Angelina, Cafe de Flore, Bhudda Bar, La Tour d'Argent, Le Dome, La Coupole, Le Jules Verne Tour Eiffel, you've been drinking Cafes Richard coffee.
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