I love the fact that a luminous full moon is crushed by the sheer brilliance of your Tower Eiffel:I am mad about your statues so elegantly posing around your great city:
I love your people, especially those who bring us delicacies like fois gras and canard confit from their wifes famous family recipe:
And your chocolate makers who delight us with their buttery caramels and dark chocolate confections, don't forget their contagious laughter and overwhelming love of life:
I love your farmers markets, in all their unassuming perfection:
Your tomatoes and courgettes:
Your monumental flying buttresses:
Your majestic rose windows:
And again, your pastries. May the pope bless this Kayser man for creating the most mouthwatering concoctions, most certainly crafted with magical flour and butter, that have ever graced this earth. I didn't have time to snap a shot of the contents, they were so quickly gobbled up:
In sum, I am a forever fan. I will take a break from Paris posting to bring you news of our latest kitchen conquests, but the best is yet to come from our Parisian adventure.
Thanks for reading!
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Sunday, September 2, 2007
Paris: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Part I
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The Cliffs Notes: denise acabo, duck confit, Eiffel Tower, eric kayser, farmers market, fois gras, lafitte, notre dame, paris, pastries
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