Wednesday, December 4, 2013

vin, baguettes, fromages, saucisson sec....



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A light dinner

 

If I had easy access to this simple fare at home, 
it would be a regular evening meal.
When it was cold and drizzling and we had already walked many miles, 
this scene around our apartment table was a favorite of mine...


-food, wine, and great friends-
the laughter was abundant

(Thank you Alexa and Virginia)

Rue du Cherche Midi
75006, Paris

16 comments:

  1. La soupe est également une tradition très Française.

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  2. My husband, who looked over my shoulder, just said,in French of course "Nice plate, but where is the butter?"
    A true French man, raised in a farm, reaction.....
    Marylène

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  3. Ha, good idea for saturday evening.

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  4. Miam, miam! Treasured memories of similar repasts!!!

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  5. I can't think of a finer meal -- especially when it is shared by friends! A lovely photo to show it off with, too!

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  6. All the important food groups appear to be covered.

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  7. And thank you, Genie and Virginia! What makes this fabulous meal even more wonderful? I actually lost weight eating this stuff!
    Marylène—tell your husband that the butter was still in the frigo. :~}

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  8. Been there, had that, loved that. A good time was had by all!!!
    V

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  9. Marylène, tell your husband that we ate almost all of the butter in that blue and white checked wrapper.


    My mouth is watering as I look at the photo and wish that I had a hot baguette right this minute.

    Marie, we wished that you had been with us also!

    Bises,
    Genie

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  10. Les baguettes ont l'air cuites à point, j'en ai l'eau à la bouche, un petit apéro entre amis comme celui-là, j'aime ! En plus rue Jacob c'est encore mieux, j'arrive !
    bises
    Danielle

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  11. I don't think I would have this for dinner every night, but a couple times a week would be good.

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  12. Oh how wonderful. And Morbier too! One of my favourite cheeses. I've never understood why they serve butter with the cheese!

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Merci for your comments!