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more macarons… at madeleine pâtisserie

August 9th, 2010

Yes, more macarons came my way over the weekend!  All this French deliciousness began when I FINALLY sat down to watch Sofia Coppola’s, Marie Antoinette.  I stayed up way to late and marveled at the royal extravagance and truly… Versailles may never have had such an awesome soundtrack! Birthday scene with New Order’s, Ceremony? Just [...]

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Yes, more macarons came my way over the weekend!  All this French deliciousness began when I FINALLY sat down to watch Sofia Coppola’s, Marie Antoinette.  I stayed up way to late and marveled at the royal extravagance and truly… Versailles may never have had such an awesome soundtrack! Birthday scene with New Order’s, Ceremony? Just killer! I’m listening to it right now, as I edit this post.

In a brilliant transition from on-screen to real-world, my friends from Brooklyn suggested meeting up at Madeleine Pâtisserie on Saturday afternoon. These lovely macarons have a proper texture, in addition to some wonderful flavor combinations. Michele was wise to secure two Caramel Fleur de Sel. They beyond sharing. My other favorite was the apricot champagne or perhaps the pistachio cassis. If you are in Chelsea (anywhere near 23rd, between 6th and 7th), these are worth a stop. I do wonder how Burke can resist when he works in such close proximity to these tasty treats? Perhaps it’s the price?  I’m glad they are $2.50 a pop, otherwise I would have greedily eaten a dozen of them.

And the 18th birthday fête from Marie Antoinette:

breaker

because bastille day

July 14th, 2010

only comes once a year… Somehow I managed to spend $30 on box of macarons and a Perrier from Isabelle et Vincent in Fairfield, Connecticut. Perhaps it’s La Fête Nationale or maybe it’s because I bought them for my father-in-law who is getting ready for a really big day on Thursday. I knew they were [...]

 

only comes once a year… Somehow I managed to spend $30 on box of macarons and a Perrier from Isabelle et Vincent in Fairfield, Connecticut. Perhaps it’s La Fête Nationale or maybe it’s because I bought them for my father-in-law who is getting ready for a really big day on Thursday. I knew they were just the melt-in-your-mouth treat everyone needed. And for the record, the coconut ones are my favorite.