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| Molten chocolate cake is on the menu at many restaurants this year, both in Paris and in Provence. I ate at least a couple of them, and saw other people eating them: they can vary but all are delicious. |
Though I didn't photograph every meal we ate, I still had a lot of pictures I haven't posted yet. We ate so many fabulous things in Paris last week! So this is a catch-up post that just randomly illustrates a few more great meals and great food-watching activities.
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| Duck with pureed vegetables in a restaurant near Place Monge. |
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| A croque-monsieur at the restaurant of the Centre Pompidou. |
At an open-air market near Montparnasse.
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| Goat cheese garnished with herbs, peppercorns, cranberries, or raisins. |
Salads at a random restaurant on the Right Bank.
At our last dinner at the Bistro du Dome near our Hotel.
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| These grilled sardines were amazingly good. |
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| Skate wing with caper sauce. |
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| And every good meal ends with coffee. |
Visiting from Rattlebridge Farm, your post brought back memories of our trip to France - lovely food and great coffee, wonderful people, all in all a great trip. I loved the open air markets and the boulongeries and patisseries (don't know if I spelled those right), fresh bread every day. Love to have a molten chocolate cake!
ReplyDeleteAs Rick said, you don't go to Paris to save money or lose weight! And it's clear that there was a lot of temptation here! Oh Mae, it's ALL good!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what attracts people to Paris the most…the wonderful sights or the delicious food. I think you got to enjoy both equally well.
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is literally watering... such wonderful food in Paris!
ReplyDeleteThat molten chocolate cake has me drooling at my desk! Lovely photos!
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