Showing posts with label Musée de l'Orangerie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Musée de l'Orangerie. Show all posts

October 22, 2017

5 Things

Udon

1) A long line, but worth the wait for this delicious bowl of udon at Kunitoraya.


Waterlilies

2) I could spend every day surrounded by Monet's Waterlilies at le Musée de l'Orangerie


Paris Café

3) Sunny afternoon apéro at le café


Paroles de Fromagers

4) Recently had the chance to stop by Paroles de Fromagers. I highly recommend this new fromagerie in the 10ème.


Life in France

5) Hard at work




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April 20, 2017

5 Paris Favorites

Juveniles

Juveniles Wine Bar - for the food, the atmosphere, the lovely owners, and the wine!
Pictured is the duck breast with roasted Brussels sprouts and carrot purée that I had the last time I was there, in March.


La Promenade Plantée

La Promenade Plantée, also know as la Coulée Verte - for a lofty escape from the chaos of the city.


Laurent Dubois

Fromagerie Laurent Dubois - for your cheese fix. This place will definitely take care of it!


Water Lilies at l'Orangerie

Musée de l'Orangerie - for your soul. This is one of the most relaxing museums in Paris.


Popelini

Popelini - for your sweet tooth. The flavors of these satisfying little cream puffs change with the seasons. If you prefer more tangy notes, go for the passion fruit or lemon.





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December 2, 2015

5 Things

La France

1) Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité


Tomme au Marc

2) Cheese aged in marc. It doesn't get much better.


Musée de l'Orangerie

3) Musée de l'Orangerie. If you've never been, go!


Le Languedoc

4) Left behind


Christophe Michalak

5) Cakes and pastries to try at Christophe Michalak




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December 9, 2011

France Roundtable - Favorite Art in France

Monet's Water Lilies

In general I'm not much of a joiner.

But when Christine of Why Go France invited me to be a part of the France Roundtable, a group of five bloggers who write about France, I thought it would be an exciting collaboration. Every month a theme will be chosen and we'll each share our thoughts, advice and experiences.

The first topic, our Favorite Art in France, was an easy one, though I did find it difficult to choose just one favorite!


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