Morning tea today was a lovely Yunnan black tea, given to me by a tea friend, accompanied by two French Macaroons. The flavors were Cassis for the purple one and Fleur de Sel for the speckled one. These are two of my favorite things and bring great joy. ***
Henri Mariage, founder of Mariage Freres, a wonderful french tea business, said:
The fragrance of adventure and poetry endlessly pervades each cup of tea.
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This morning my tea adventure was to France. Can you picture yourself sitting along a sidewalk cafe sipping tea, eating a french macaroon, and reading poetry or better yet sharing with a special friend?
8 comments:
I would love to be in Paris with a cup of tea, Macaroons, and a dear friend. Sounds perfect.
Now the real question is...where did you get French Macaroons in Portland? I must know! ha.
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Hello! I love macaroons! How was the fleur de sel? I'm very curious!
Oh ,in AUG. 2008 I was in Paris sipping tea and eating macaroons-heavenly!!!
Where oh where did your macaroons come from??
What a lovely cup!
Those macaroons look divine. Another stop on my list. And yes, please put me in the center of the last sentence of your post.
Megan - you can get good French macarons at Pix Patisserie in Portland, OR. http://www.pixpatisserie.com/collections/macaron
I'm still searching, however, for a local source for Marco Polo tea. I can get tins up in Seattle, but I'd prefer buying it in bulk like I do at one shop in Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto.
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