*la cocotte*
How appropriate that a street of restaurants and bistrots
would also display a boutique of "objets gourmands."
In looking for the translation of "la cocotte" I found:
darling, honey, love
Based on the website for *la cocotte* the word "hen" seems appropriate.
bon weekend
would also display a boutique of "objets gourmands."
In looking for the translation of "la cocotte" I found:
darling, honey, love
Based on the website for *la cocotte* the word "hen" seems appropriate.
bon weekend
la cocotte
5, rue Paul Bert
75011, Paris
Appropriate indeed!! Have a lovely weekend, Genie!
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Sylvia
Gants, torchonnettes...mais où sont les casseroles ?
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Pierre
"cocotte" means "little hen",the word comes from "coq" (cock, rooster), which can be a lovely way to call a girlfriend or a little girl.But here , as the shop sells things for cooking, I think there's a pun with "cocotte minute" , which is the french name for "pressure cooker".
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I like that word! It's charming -- and so is the shop window! Another lovely find!
ReplyDeleteYou always seem to find, and photo, the most interesting places, Genie. Thanks for sharing the views.
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Bears Noting
I"m a sucker for a dish towel. I'd have bought at least one ....or more!
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