sooooo sad that I never learned about them when I was in Paris... I had my first macaron at a celebrity charity function last June in L.A. Your photo collection of them is FAB!!!!!!!
I have a secret to disclose: I had my first macaron at a function at Peter Chernin's house in LA...ha! They were the half-size macarons and I ate about 40 of them. All chocolate.
Oh yum! They look so beautiful, almost too good to eat. I can't find any macarons, here in my little country town. I think I might have to try and make some! What fun. Thank you for such an inspiring post. Sophie x
I fell madly in love with them 8 weeks ago in Chamonix. From that point on my entire focus was on macaroons and florentines, not skiing and hiking as it was the day before. Ahh, the lure of the colours, the beautiful packaging. Its all a girl could ask for.
I was the lucky recipient of a box, and I had to ration them as after I ate one, I just wanted another - the ginger flavor was incredible. I love all the colors. pve
Terribly devilish of you indeed to ask favorite flavor. How dare you?:) I love all but "feeling" pale green pistachio for spring. (Coupled with pink, it's just so primavera, if I may mix languages.)Chocolate goes with anything, as a neutral, so toss those in, too.
Carol Gillott of Paris Breakfasts blog has the most obsessive collection of macaron watercolors, macaron pix, macaron this, that, the other. She's a talented, funny, & lovely person in NYC.
Alert for true Ladurée macaron amours (or those who want to be)& who want to declare it publicly. French friends made me do something that will possibly sink my abstract professional future: I became a "fan" of the French Facebook page for Ladurée lovers. (Yes, I blame them. The pressure was as intense as only the French can exert, on me anyway...)It's there, just type in Ladurée or macarons...
Oh, to Sophie above. Nigella Lawson has a good, easy-to-follow recipe for the Ladurée-type macaron in The Domestic Goddess. If it's not online, you can email me & I'll scan & send. Susan/GG
I just love stopping by to see what photos you have up - and these are no disappointment!
I JUST had macaroons the other day, at a local parisienne shop, but I must say the ones I made in December (Bouchon cookbook by Thomas Keller) were faaaar better.
I do sooo miss Paris - going to add this little shops name to my list of places to hit on my next trip over.
Crazy, but I've never had one! I know! What am I waiting for?!
ReplyDeleteoh these look delicious, I want to go to Paris!!
ReplyDeleteI'll have all the pink ones please.
Oooooooooo macarons, I absolutely adore them and i simply cannot pick a favourite! :)
ReplyDeletei love the pink ones too!! they're the perfect food!!
ReplyDeletesooooo sad that I never learned about them when I was in Paris... I had my first macaron at a celebrity charity function last June in L.A.
ReplyDeleteYour photo collection of them is FAB!!!!!!!
I have a secret to disclose: I had my first macaron at a function at Peter Chernin's house in LA...ha! They were the half-size macarons and I ate about 40 of them. All chocolate.
ReplyDeleteOh yum! They look so beautiful, almost too good to eat. I can't find any macarons, here in my little country town. I think I might have to try and make some! What fun.
ReplyDeleteThank you for such an inspiring post.
Sophie x
I fell madly in love with them 8 weeks ago in Chamonix. From that point on my entire focus was on macaroons and florentines, not skiing and hiking as it was the day before.
ReplyDeleteAhh, the lure of the colours, the beautiful packaging.
Its all a girl could ask for.
I was the lucky recipient of a box, and I had to ration them as after I ate one, I just wanted another - the ginger flavor was incredible. I love all the colors.
ReplyDeletepve
Terribly devilish of you indeed to ask favorite flavor. How dare you?:) I love all but "feeling" pale green pistachio for spring. (Coupled with pink, it's just so primavera, if I may mix languages.)Chocolate goes with anything, as a neutral, so toss those in, too.
ReplyDeleteCarol Gillott of Paris Breakfasts blog has the most obsessive collection of macaron watercolors, macaron pix, macaron this, that, the other. She's a talented, funny, & lovely person in NYC.
Alert for true Ladurée macaron amours (or those who want to be)& who want to declare it publicly. French friends made me do something that will possibly sink my abstract professional future: I became a "fan" of the French Facebook page for Ladurée lovers. (Yes, I blame them. The pressure was as intense as only the French can exert, on me anyway...)It's there, just type in Ladurée or macarons...
xo to all, Susan
Oh, to Sophie above. Nigella Lawson has a good, easy-to-follow recipe for the Ladurée-type macaron in The Domestic Goddess. If it's not online, you can email me & I'll scan & send. Susan/GG
ReplyDeleteI think the chocolate macaron is the classic. . .the equivalent of a little black dress, by Chanel, of course. Then there is pink. . .sigh.
ReplyDeleteI just love stopping by to see what photos you have up - and these are no disappointment!
ReplyDeleteI JUST had macaroons the other day, at a local parisienne shop, but I must say the ones I made in December (Bouchon cookbook by Thomas Keller) were faaaar better.
I do sooo miss Paris - going to add this little shops name to my list of places to hit on my next trip over.
Thanks!
They look so deliciously gorgeous! How wouldn't you miss Paris?
ReplyDeletexoxo
Oh, those macaroons. They keep popping up in the collective consciousness these days. There is just something about them...
ReplyDeleteWe're all craving then now! It was those beautiful ones you put up a few days ago. such an amazing color!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness those are some good looking macarons! Beautiful images. LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteorange blossom flavour, for sure...mmmmm
ReplyDeleteyum! i could never eat anything so pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness me. Fraise, without a doubt.
ReplyDeleteFinally orange blossom but rose is great too.
ReplyDeleteI 'stole' your photo for my blog today. You totaly inspired my french mood and made me want to run away to join the parisians.
ReplyDeleteyour photos are delish! some of the best to cover this delightful little subject of a paris fave...
ReplyDeleteOh macarons looks so delicius! Next week i'll leaving for Paris!
ReplyDeleteI prefer chocolate, but these pictures are really pretty !^^
ReplyDeleteaka, so many reason to be excited about our upcoming trip to paris! :)
ReplyDeletelovely photos. such gorgeous colors! i'm very much looking forward to ladurée!
i've never had macarons! but they ooks so colorful and yummy:)
ReplyDeletewow. you have captured my true love.
ReplyDeleterose is my favorite.
this made me yearn for paris...
ReplyDeletelovely, lovely photos!!
Oh I have been missing Paris all week and this just made it worse. Ladurée is so wonderful. And I like the violet and pistachio.
ReplyDeleteCitron and Rose!!
ReplyDeleteformidable.
Ah
ReplyDeleteI dream about their taste ...
and by the way, I really like your blog)