New York has lots of dogs."
Immediately 3 small dogs passed by the window. Honestly! You have to be an extra-terrestial to really see what is going on in Paris, PB readers, so not to worry if you don't leave your knife and fourchette at 4:20 on the plate etc. If you'd like to read more tarte au citron posts at PB, voila:
Paris Jaune
Citron Squared
Paris Jaune
Citron Squared
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Paris Hearts Tarte au Citron Yellow
Quel est le meilleur tarte citron de Paris ?
Tartelette Citron Géométrie
Paris Jaune
Citron Squared
Paris Jaune
Citron Squared
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Paris Hearts Tarte au Citron Yellow
Quel est le meilleur tarte citron de Paris ?
Tartelette Citron Géométrie
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BONJOUR TARTE AU CITRON!
I love Tarte au citron. Thanks for posting this feast for the eyes. Plus links. And calorie free too until I try the recipe.
ReplyDeleteOh what a dirty job! You are such a soldier. MMMmmmmmm that's all I can say!
ReplyDeleteWhat a feast for the eyes (poor me, sitting here with nothing but a cappuccino)!
ReplyDeleteMay I just make one observation:
Maybe its just me, having lived south of the Mason-Dixon line just a tad too long, but I beg to differ on the color of the "citron" Moleskine notebooks. To my eyes they are "Key lime" colored, which of course is sheer torture to a Key Lime Pie afficionada like myself! I was standing in front of a stack of these notebooks only a few days ago, very tempted to buy one. Then I realised I would not be able to cope with the constant reminder of what I cannot have here in Vienna: a decent Key Lime Pie!
I love the cheeriness of the color citron. I love the tarts. I love the tops and I love the dogs. What's not to love here???
ReplyDeleteNow that is the kind of research I can get into!
ReplyDeletewhat a pleasure reading today...yellow/citron is such a cheery color and who doesn't love a lemon tart ^..^
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You just keep trudging on, don't you? So dedicated to your research & readers!
ReplyDeleteThose tarts sound delicieuse, Carol. I love anything lemony or just citrus-y. Thanks for the fashion tips. Where would I be without you? Have fun!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Carol--a great big Happy Birthday to you (and Rick, too!) Hope you celebrate with something lemony and luscious. xxoo
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Carol, can I put in a request for Tart aux amandes not as pretty as the Citron, but Oh my, quite delicious! Enjoy your trip
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and post. My mouth is watering. I am a moleskine journal addict and love the "citron" journals.
ReplyDeleteI'm salivating over all those lemon tarts.
ReplyDeleteLove lemon, can't wear the color too well.
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They sure look delicious! They look better than my "Table Talk" lemon pies,too :-)
ReplyDeleteSnow in calgary, Tarte au Citron competition in France... Hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteWe are moving!
It is official (until your next color theme) -- Spring green and citron yellow are my favorite colors forever.
ReplyDeleteAlso, you have taught me something very important... On my first trip to Paris, I must follow your directions to Pierre Herme and then to Carl Marletti (#1 in presentation alone... your photo of this "pristine and beautiful" tarte is delightful).
Delicious Breakfast
Merci Beaucoup!
David
I just can add one thing: miam miam la tarte au citron. I'm a big fan of tarte au citron meringuée.
ReplyDeleteYou know how I feel about tarte au citron. And now you must know how I feel about these: scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteHungry now...
I am a sucker for tartes au citrons..OMG, or rather O mon dieu (OMD) Thank God there's no place around me that sells these or I would be in trouble.
ReplyDeleteLovely post!
Hi! Love your pictures! BTW, research(n) in French is "recherches" (usually plural + sur + noun as in "j'aime faire des recherches sur les macarons!").
ReplyDeleteBonjour,just found your blog...love the photos but they make me feel home sick now, specially the macarons...:)!!
ReplyDeleteAtta girl! This is the spirit for which you deserve France's highest award: dogged determined pursuit of knowledge on behalf of millions of PB readers who will never come closer to les French Tartes au citron than in this blog. On you march, tirelessly pursuing your tartes - well, except for that one snooty place...Someone MUST search out and verify the ratings...MORE RESEARCH I say! MORE!
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