6.07.2012

Poilâne Love





I love Paris.

I especially love Poilâne Bakery

And I'm joining Anita for her Simply Irresistible Paris Party!




Et
oui, c'est ici! Amusez-vous!

The Bakery:

The Bread:

The Baking:

The Tartines:

The Pastries:


Ooh la la! Now are you in Love too?
It's irresistible, n'est-ce pas? Believe it or not, you can order it HERE.
Au revoir mes amis!



42 comments:

  1. I love Paris! and love your post!!

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  2. I saw all Barbara ! Is so fun!:)

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  3. Id love to visit Poilâne! Wonderful.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  4. Gorgeous images, I love this post!
    We brought a loaf back from our last trip to Vincennes in April but the Senior Partner didn't care for the texture of the bread.
    That just meant that there was more for me to enjoy. I love it, especially toasted with lashings of salty butter from Bretagne.

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  5. I could spend the day (and night) there. The tartines are amazing. Wish someone would write a cookbook just on French tartines.
    Sam

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  6. I wish I sill lived in Europe! European bakers are the best, especially the French.

    Loved your photos!

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  7. I remember this store well. It never ceases to amaze me when I spring for a loaf in NYC (it's like $20 or so)
    how darn good it is... big portion of that is you close your eyes and you are in PARIS!> Still, SO very flavorful. Gourmet Garage used to sell it in chunks (it is a VERY big and heavy loaf) and I used to pick it up. Best toast... awesome with cheese.

    Great post, Barbara!

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  8. Oh, the memories! It was one of the better moments of a very rainy, cold trip to Paris one spring.

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  9. I wish I knew the name of the bakery my friend's stepmom's flat is near... I know it is so close that friend and her stepmom both ALWAYS snag croissants before they head to the airport.

    Likewise, I'm on record as saying there's no bread like authentic NYC italian bread. Our day captain always brings a few loaves back when he goes up...

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  10. Barbara thank you for adding to our culinary adventure of our trip to Paris! The luscious images are truly making me hungry!

    Anita's Parisian Party

    xoxo
    Karena
    Art by Karena

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  11. I am on the road going to the airport just because of those great shots!

    lol...I wish!

    I am so going to Paris someday, somehow...

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  12. Gorgeous post! It makes me want to hop on the next flight to Paris...or at least make a very large order from their online store! :)

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  13. my grandfather was a baker, a dutch baker, he would have loved this.
    i adore french bread and pasties, particularly anything with almonds.
    thank you for sharing these wonderful french delights xx

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  14. I understand why you cal it love my friend - I am speechles :D

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

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  15. What a wonderful post, Barbabra. I'd love to be in Paris now. Enjoy the weekend. Blessings...Mary

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  16. I AM FINALLY HERE. Having worked for the last time in my classroom, I was there longer than I thought, and ALL I could think of was this party.

    YOU POSTED ON MY PASSION:

    PARISIAN BREAD.

    I AM VORACIOUS FOR BREAD when I go to France and I am not ashamed to say that I buy an entire boule and eat it all by myself. YES I DO!!!

    WOWOOOOOOO this is a delicious post and you struck it ON TARGET FOR US! My goodness, I have to get on a plane soon and get back there! On our last day in Paris, we were so tired and just then did I discover this PLACE!!!

    Barbara, this is so fun. I hope you are enjoying yourself! I will be back this weekend as well....PARTY ON!!! Anita

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  17. So beautiful, Barbara! What a dreamy thing to have a favorite bakery in Paris....if I'm ever lucky enough to get there, I will walk in those doors myself & fall in love...what beautiful photos you've shared!

    Thank-you for letting us see a bit of Paris through your eyes...

    Julie

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  18. Welcome in Paris darling...nice to met you here....what a great party this is !!...love Anita.....she is such a great friend for all of us.....happy week enjoy your time here....xxxx..

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  19. oh goodness ... love the food too!!!grin

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  20. I love french food...It is one of my favorite cuisines...wonderful pictures!

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  21. what an amazing post! ahhh paris:) thanks for sharing!

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  22. For some reason I am hungry...
    So much wonderful food and not enough time...so I am glad I can see some of it for myself on your blog!!

    I am following now and I would love to invite you over to my blog to be entered in my blog giveaway.

    XOXO
    Dessa Rae

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  23. This is making me hungry! Loved seeing the bakery photos. At an estate sale I bought an old French bakers rack that once held bread in
    Paris... I love its history!

    Enjoyed your post. What fun to visit the participants in Anitas Paris party!

    I've joined in too...
    ~ Violet

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  24. hello barbara
    thank your lind words :) i am now following your delightful blog, so shall be back here again for another visit soon xx

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  25. barbara
    remember that comment you left about the DDPYoga?
    Well, I started mine and I hope you consider buying it.
    I am by NO means flexible, and have done ok with.
    In fact, he stresses to go at your own pace, do what you can e=because eventually you will get there.
    Pilates I hated, regular yoga I hate, and even hate walking. But this DDPYoga is good, very good.
    Hope this helps my dear. (also your comment got a response, the comment you left at my blog :-)

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  26. I just HAD to come by for a nosh of bread!!! FABULOUS POST MY DEAR! Anita

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  27. I just HAD to come by for a nosh of bread!!! FABULOUS POST MY DEAR! Anita

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  28. Looks heavenly! As you might guess, I would be happy to move into such a bakery were I allowed. The "sculpture" on those breads is amazing!

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  29. oh it looks so wonderful - I wish I was in Paris!!
    Mary x

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  30. Bonjour Barbara,

    How delightful your post is...everything looks so delicious and is making me feel hungry.
    That was one thing I loved doing in France, buying wonderful fresh bread.

    Happy weekend
    Hugs
    Carolyn

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  31. A delicious post! It was on our list of places to visit but we never made it there. However, there were two wonderful bakeries next to our apartment. I also everything takes better IN Paris.
    I am having a lovely time meeting new bloggers with the same passion for Paris that I have.
    Wishing you a beautiful weekend! xoxo, B

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  32. Love those artisan bread!! Awesome, ain't they!

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  33. Barbara...YUM YUM and double YUM!!!
    Did I mention that I think your Paris link was delicious??
    YUMMMMMY.
    Great photos too ;-)

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  34. Oh My goodness!What a delight!I think I can smell the bread.

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  35. The French sure know their game!

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  36. BON JOUR!!!
    WISH I had seen this party last year...Or this blog post....just came back from Paris...my first time...won't be my LATS!!!But would have loved to have visited this place!!!I --WE did visit a french patisserie every day!!!
    Loved it all
    hugs,
    jamie--mimi

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  37. I love Paris. Wish I had found this shop when I was there! Looks amazing.

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  38. I can almost smell the bread baking! OH yum!!! That's one food that I think I would have a hard time giving up.

    My Paris Post ties in nicely with yours...I hope you come take a look.

    Heidi

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  39. OMG! Everything looks so good! I wish I had a slice of that bread fresh form the oven right now.

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  40. Such beautiful food! That's a Paris thing isn't it. Merci, Mary

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  41. I am also a huge Poilane fan! In fact, I lived and still return to a place just down the street from their shop on Blvd. de Grenelle! I love their window displays all made out of bread! In fact, you can see a few of them if you click on Poilane in my labels queue. So lovely to meet you and will have to return. A bientot, Kirsten

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  42. What a marvelous post to start my day! I'm late arriving to all the Parisian parties. Yours, my friend, is not to be missed. Parisian bread ~ the best!

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