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Showing posts with label piece monte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piece monte. 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!
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!Labels: Cafés Richard, Guimauve, macarons, piece monte
Friday, August 15, 2008
We're still in Passage Jouffroy today...
As Miss Sushy kindly reminded me, "I'm sure that you also know the tea room just in front of Pain d'épices: Le Valentin with macarons, and a lot of french pastries."
I certainly do! Who could forget this charming old fashioned salon de the?
Or the glorious piece montee de macarons in the window?
I went in early for their chocolat chaud, while waiting for the toy store to open...
They have everything to suit a 5 year-olds desires - tall jars of Guimauve!
And many, many jars of home made confiture!
And the salesperson was doing the job I dream of doing someday (when I grow up) writing out the day's menu on the ardoise...sigh
Plus she gets to play with all these ribbons!
...tea prints on the walls...
Even more French rubans = paradise!
Oh and don't forget those cookies in the front window..I mean bisquits!BONNE WEEK-END!
Labels: chocolat chaud, Guimauve, le Valentin, macarons, passages, piece monte, ribbons, salon de the
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