Yeah, I don’t know how much my ex remembers now, in middle age. I’m assuming it was displaced somewhere around his second year of med school, which was a long time ago. (Anyway, more than twelve places wouldn’t fit on a pie server…)
We took home a nice homemade pistachio tartlet for dessert from Fiorentini Restaurant in Rutherford, NJ.
Thanks! It gets a few uses a year.
I hope in mid March!
Of course!
My PIC ordered more cookies ![]()
Clockwise from top left: CC walnut cookie, maple pecan cinnamon cookie, and her newest creation, a brown butter toffee cookie.
That woman will be the reason we both develop diabetes, I swearz ![]()
Hojicha latte float with matcha ice cream from MATCHA Stand MAIKO in Honolulu, HI. I got this on my walk to get some groceries last night. The hojicha was nutty and toasty with a small note of pipe tobacco. The ice cream was more matcha-forward and less sweet than other matcha ice creams I’ve had. I really enjoyed this so I will probably go back and try something else soon.
How unusual and cool (literally
)!
Thx for sharing!
I can’t begin to think of all the crap I learned in HS and after (thinking of Paul Simon). I didn’t need all the advanced mathematics, but I am glad I discovered the meaning of pi, especially when it comes to dishes. I do use the pi dish for quiche, after all it is a pie, also.
Methinks blackberries with blackberry jam is overkill, but maybe that’s just sour grapes🥴
Looks good, as always! ![]()
The blackberries were used for the jam, those on the side were extra, probably will be used for a tart. They weren’t combined
, so no sour grapes for you! And the jam was delicious!
Reminds me, at a French restaurant on the outskirts of Montreal, we ordered Kir Royale, and when the server was coming to our table with our drinks, it smelled like she was bringing a bouquet of flowers; smelled really great. Tasted great too. I asked her what they used; it was Pommery Champagne and blackberry (as opposed to blackcurrant) liqueur.
I tried to recreate the experience, but could not create the bouquet. Guess I would have to try different brands of the liqueur, but since I’m not swimming in Champagne…..
That sounds delicious, I’d be tempted to try it with Prosecco and blackberry purée for a less expensive version.
La meranda today is a spongey from the Asian Mkt. Fresh blackberries, blackberry coulis and dollops of sour cream gilded the lily; a double espresso followed.
An early merenda today, a pear cake with finely diced pears, hazelnuts and chocolate flakes. A favorite in this household, I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve made it with multiple variations.









