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Lunch At La Bague de Kenza, Paris
La Bague de Kenza was an unexpected lunch spot on a recent trip to Paris, as we were lured away from our route to the Breizh Café for a crepe by the aromas of spiced tagines and fragrant pastries. La … Continue reading
Posted in Paris, Patisserie, Restaurants
Tagged Algerian flatbread, Algerian pastries, apricot almond pastry, Breizh Café, Chicken olive Tagine, date marzipan sweets, fresh mint tea, La Bague de Kenza, Les Douceurs de Kenza, L’Hassen Rahmani, orange blossom sherbet, Paris patisserie, Paris tea salon, pâtisserie orientale, preserved lemons, rue Saint-Honoré Paris, semolina bread, tagine, tajine restaurant Paris
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Hot Chocolate And Éclairs At Angelina, Paris
One of the joys of visiting Paris in the winter is ordering a thick, traditional hot chocolate and some of the best hot chocolate can be found at Angelina, the historic tea salon within the arcades of the rue de … Continue reading
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Tagged African hot chocolate, Angelina Paris, Antoine Rumpelmeyer, Audrey Hepburn, Catherine Deneuve, chocolat chaud a l'ancienne, chocolate éclair, choux pastry, Coco Chanel, crème patisserie, Edouard-Jean Niermans, laduree, Marcel Proust, Mont Blanc cake, Paris cafe, Paris patisserie, Rue de Rivoli, tea salon, Tuileries Paris, vanilla éclair, white hot chocolate
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Afternoon Tea At Ladurée Covent Garden
Towards the end of last summer, I met up with my Frenchie pal Coralie of Tea Time in Wonderland for an indulgent afternoon treat at Ladurée Covent Garden. The latest London outpost of the iconic Paris pâtisserie and tea salon, … Continue reading
Posted in Cafes, London, Patisserie
Tagged cafe terrace, Chocolate Religieuse, Covent Garden Market, Covent Garden piazza, creme Chantilly, crème patisserie, iced choux buns, Ladurée Champs Elysées, Ladurée Covent Garden, Ladurée pastels, Paris patisserie, pastel colours, Raspberry Rose Saint-Honoré, red velvet seat, Rose Religieuse, salted caramel macaron, tea salon, thé rose, thé violette, violet blackcurrant macaron
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Chérie City: 2011 In Pictures
2011 has been a wonderful year that has seen hundreds of new discoveries – from hidden gems on my doorstep in east London to experiencing the Middle East and attending the Toronto International Film Festival for the first time. Thank … Continue reading
Posted in Amsterdam, Beirut, Doha, Ghent, Paris, Photography, Switzerland, Toronto
Tagged a year in pictures, Beirut, Doha Qatar, fireworks Beirut, Four Seasons Beirut, ganda ham Belgium, Ghent Belgium, Jordaan Amsterdam, Kensington Market Toronto, La Pâtisserie des Rêves, LAAX skiing, LAAX Switzerland, Lebanon, Museum of Islamic Arts, Paris patisserie, Place des Martyrs Beirut, TIFF 11, Toronto International Film Festival 2011, travel 2011, travel journal
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Pierre Hermé opens first London store
Revolutionary Chef Pâtissier Pierre Hermé has already made waves on this side of the channel with his ‘adult macarons‘ at the Pierre Hermé boutique pâtisserie in Selfridges Food Hall and is now opening his first London store in the heart of Belgravia. … Continue reading
