14 Juillet - Bastille Day

14 Juillet - Bastille Day

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Ah Bron, I wish I could just have been a guest at your table! Everything looks just amazingly good. Your gougeres are simply perfect!

Bea at La Tartine Gourmande — Friday 14th July 2006 4:39 pm

How do you take such marvelous pictures? Your mention of Bastille Day was so appropriate. It made me remember that I have a good friend whose birthday is on Bastille Day, so I just sent her a birthday wish in time, thanks to you. I Googled Tomarillo and it said that our Texas/Mexican Tomatillo is related. These tomarillo's look very red and more fruit like than our green timatillo. Are you familiar with tomatillo's? I am enjoying your posts very much. Your unit converter is amazing. Thanks for sharing it!

SueVancil — Friday 14th July 2006 4:51 pm

Not fair! I want to be sitting at your table. It looks so incredibly perfect - mouthwatering art to eat!!! Oh, my and to drink.
Your photos are really gorgeous!!!
Yes, I am intrigued with the tamarillo. I've seen them in picture only. I'll have to get Sue and find them at the market.
I want you to know: this is a beautiful meal, thank you so much.

Tanna — Saturday 15th July 2006 1:02 am

Oh wow Bron - how fabulous that all looks! I make clafoutis quite regularly - usually with apricots - and I love it. The choux puffs with gruyere look like little bites of heaven!

Jeanne — Saturday 15th July 2006 2:52 am

Hi Bron,

Wonderful pictures, as always. I love the gougeres - I must try these myself. I've never heard of a tamarillo - what are they like?

Catherine — Saturday 15th July 2006 4:14 am

Sorry to post off topic, but I could not find an email address. I was hoping to talk to you about the Wallace and Gromit cake you made.

If you could please drop me an email.

Thank you very much.

Katherine — Saturday 15th July 2006 11:51 am

Thank you so much Bea,
I cannot wait for the day you are the guest at my table, please let it be soon!

Hello Sue,
I'm so glad you found our converter, my darling J is the brains behind it, it is fabulous, even if I do say so myself, hehe.
Oh and yes I know the little green Mexican tomatillos...yum!
However we don't see them here often unfortunately.

Thank you Tanna,
you are too sweet, I hope you and / or Sue can track them down, they're delicious!

Hi Jeanne,
thank you, actually to be honest I've never made clafoutis with apricots. How remiss, as I imagine it's completely gorgeous, perhaps with a scattering of toasted almonds for added crunch, mmmm!

Thank you Catherine,
however a little warning gougère are addictive, I adore them, I love anything with choux! Tamarillo are a beautiful dark fruit, I describe them more in my post with the mustard pork.

Thank you!!

bron — Sunday 16th July 2006 4:09 pm

Everything looks bright and colorful. I love food like that! Especially those tamarillos. I've never had one before, but I'll be looking for them now.

Natalia — Sunday 16th July 2006 6:12 pm

Everything looks great, Bron - hope you enjoyed the celebration (I'm sure you did!)

keiko — Tuesday 18th July 2006 3:39 am

No problem Katherine, I've emailed you

Thank you Natalia, Keiko, yes we had a great feast indeed!

bron — Wednesday 19th July 2006 2:06 pm

bron, magnificent photos (& food) as always! The gougères seem like a perfect pairing for coq au vin.

amanda — Wednesday 19th July 2006 11:46 pm

great minds think alike bron....I made a version of coq au vin for my bastille day dinner too...

jules from stonesoup — Monday 24th July 2006 8:20 pm

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