Is this French Ice Cream Truck not the cutest thing????????
Not to mention the L'Homme serving it!
The French love their Glaces, Sorbets, and Granitas Both Sweet and Savory.
Above vanilla ice cream with grains of fennel.
This is peach ice cream with rosemary........Gotta try this one.
Left to right and then down: Almond Granita, Coffee ice cream with Pignon nuts,
Icecream cake (do I see some pistachios in there?) and Nougat Cake.
Now for the Savory Glaces Frozen yoghurt (sheep) with a coulis on top of pureed Arugula in olive oil.
Top left Tomato Sorbet with fish tartare, Right Savory Glace with green and red tomato tartare,
Lower right a glace of basil with balsamic vinagre and tomato...... YUM!
Recipies in the June /July Cote Paris (this was a really good issue!)
I'm going to give some of these a try!!!!!
Looks wonderful! We have the ice-cream an yogurt man at the beach. I haven't tried the savory, but maybe I can talk myself into trying one.
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ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest ice cream truck ever... and yes.. the French do love their ice cream... and so do I! Happy weekend... xv
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty post...and I love the truck of course...
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this all looks so yummy,
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i am trying to avoid the baked goods my mom is making when i leave the house!
not easy!!!
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So cute and ice cream is a favorite at our house. Happy weekend. Mona
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