A Perfect Cup
of Viennese Coffee Mélange
and the object
of desire
into temptation
right in front of me:
A giant chocolate macaron
with passion (!) fruit filling
Location of the
Fall of M
Pâtisserie Demel
Kohlmarkt 12
Images and Text
© by Merisi
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Coffee and Giant Macaron, anyone?
Falling hard for Chocolate and Passion Fruit Temptation
A Perfect Cup
of Viennese Coffee Mélange
and the object
of desire
into temptation
right in front of me:
A giant chocolate macaron
with passion (!) fruit filling
Location of the
Fall of M
Pâtisserie Demel
Kohlmarkt 12
Images and Text
© by Merisi
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This looks like the most perfect cup of coffee, ever...and the dessert doesn't look too shabby, either! mmm
ReplyDeleteOk you can have the coffee and I'll take the macaron ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh, my!
ReplyDeleteMerisi, i can no longer access the archive for this blog, there are entries in the past i would like to read again but it is impossible.. can you set up available archive again?
ReplyDeleteDanuca
Oh, I´ve never seen the Demel so empty...) Must be very early in the morning?
ReplyDeleteTess Kincaid,
ReplyDeleteI agree, in both cases! :-)
Cathy,
alrighty! ;-)
Vicki Lane,
*blush*
Danuca,
I am sorry. I do get a bit shy about my older posts. More than five years of daily publishing means there are not only gems out there and there are people who feel it necessary to point this out to me.
Svet,
*smile*
Again a perfect cup and a perfect invitation! We accept!
ReplyDeleteSo, you mean you will live the past in the obscure?! You know, I want to impress someone living in Vienna for a lifetime, invite them to cakes, tarts, coffee, the Viennese coffeehouse :-)) when i visited Vienna some years ago I had no idea that you can, for the small price of a cup of coffee, upon payment of this mite every guest can sit for hours on end, discuss, write, play cards, receive his mail, and, above all, can go through an unlimited number of newspapers and magazines.
ReplyDeleteAlways in hurry, this time I'll take my time and so will he, ;-)
I am still in hope to rediscover your older posts, seriously.
Danuca
I'll take Cathy's coffee and she can have my macaron. That coffee looks dessert enough for me.
ReplyDeleteSo elegant!
ReplyDeleteChrissy
http://mancunianwave.blogspot.com/
Since I cannot eat the macaron on my new diet, I will shellac it and wear it as a hat instead. Oh-la-la!
ReplyDeleteGiant macaron, eh? That's definitely not the fat-free kind, I'm thinking. Hahaaaa. Looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFalling upside down and backwards over your macaron...
ReplyDeleteCool! Tomorrow I will read as much as I can with a big cup of coffee and I will tell you what I liked best!
ReplyDeleteGrazie Merisi!
Danuca ;-)
THANK YOU ALL! :-)
ReplyDelete@ Danuca:
Non c'è di che! ;-)
I am looking forward to your nominations!
Giant chocolate macaroon. Wow.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful...artistry at it's best.
ReplyDeleteThat macaron reminds me of some of the hats that were worn to the recent British royal wedding. Wouldn't that be a great idea--edible hats? Then one wouldn't run such a risk when declaring, "If that's true, I'll eat my hat!"
ReplyDeleteThank you all! :-)
ReplyDeleteLouciao:
Great idea, but I'd not consider it in the warmer seasons. ;-)
the chocolate macaron with passion fruit! wow, that must have been heaven
ReplyDeleteOla,
ReplyDeleteit was, indeed! :-)
I was sure that Carol P.B would love this macaron!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pleasure to share a "pause café"with you!!!
Bridget,
ReplyDeleteI gave her a little "preview" - *smile*
I would fall too!!! The macaron is just too much temptation.
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