![]() |
| On Etsy |
Yesterday I went to look at the cherries 🍒
At Marche Maubert Mutualité, Place Maubert, 75005
Religieuse Violette, watercolor, 9" x 11"
I thought I was posting on the lovely, orderly way Parisian patissiers.
Line up their creations.
Like soldiers standing to attention in perfect rows.
Then I had one of those Eureka! moments. Is it possible my obsession with French pastry has everything to do with a desperate need for order and nothing to do with chocolate or whipped cream?
These perfect disks lined up with such precision.
Labeled and priced, measured centimeters apart, are the exact opposite of my chaotic studio.
On Sunday there are lines EVERYWHERE at the marche on rue Montmartre waiting for oysters. Especially on Sundays. Ca m'énerve
At Pain De Sucre you get on line just to browse.
This is a line I don't mind getting on.
This is the 1st time there's not much of a line at the crêpe stand. Course I don't really want a crêpe right now...
Lines form along the Seine on Sunday, in the pedestrian walks. Well amost lines.
You can take your scooter on line at Patisserie Gerard Mulot on Sundays.
Have you ever just walzed in and bought macarons without waiting? Ca m'nerve
Same deal at Pierre Herme. Be sure and wear your 'standing' shoes. Do they eat macarons because the BIG DAY is coming up!
Exactly ONE week from today, next Friday, March, the 20th will be MACARON DAY! Why else would I go to Paris in the freezing cold do you think?
On La Jour du Macaron you get THREE FREE macarons at Pierre Herme
Here's what I'm wondering...
Since dogs RULE in Paris, if you bring along a doggie, does the dog get free macarons too?
Your astute opinion is requested...
Have you ever even seen a Parisien dog eat a macaron?
I have to admit I have not.
But dogs are SO well loved in Paris this may not be an issue!
Even YSL had a dear little doggie. I'm sure it is not rented...