I recently tried some items at Jean-Paul Bigot...their sakura bread.
Preserved sakura leaves are chopped and worked into the french bread dough. The results are nice.
A little salty from the leaves, the fragrance of sakura and chewiness of baguette.
We had these for breakfast, but I think it would be nice with wine!
The petit pâté..a buttery flaky pastry filled with a moist pâté (reminded me of meatloaf)
I toasted this before eating and it was so good, I wish I had had another!
I really enjoy their stuff, I'll be back!
Petit pate is what I thought was pate chaud! It was my favorite! Definitely best heated in a toaster oven but also tasty at room temperature! Mmmmmm...
ReplyDeleteOoooh...that petit pate.....I gotta find some around here.
ReplyDeleteYum....pâté! Dangerous to be around any place that sells a variety since I always want to get a little slice of each.
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of the sakura bread!
ReplyDeleteI found it at Kawanishi Bigot, Rona, so happy :)
ReplyDeleteyou would probably be able to make a really delicious version Kirk!
indeed Rowena!
K, cute yeah?!
Take care everyone!
Kat