Arnaud Larher Patissiere
Solli and I went back (2nd time) to
Arnaud Larher on
93, rue de Seine.
Yesterday we were getting
Jour du macarons.
Looking over the gorgeous desserts..
It seemed like a good idea to try one out.
This citrus cheese cake looked tempting.
Have you tried the amazing app
Waterlogue?
It turns any photo uploaded into a quasi-watercolor look.
Very tempting and yummy.
We decided on this
meringue concoction layered with
Chantilly whipped cream, a bit of raspberry inside and a hint of citron vert - very light, delicate and delicious.
We returned today with plans to try 2 desserts.
We may have to work our way through the whole collection like this sideways
mille feuille.
When you stop by do taste the passion
fruit/mangue tartiner.
Not easy to choose but since this was the last
Ivoire left it helped us decide.
An attitude of serious research is required.
They were kind and cut our desserts perfectly in half.
Inside
Ivoire sitting on a base of coconut crust. The outer shell and inner
crème white chocolate with a touch of passion fruit and mango.
Larher is a MOF from Brittany. He worked with
Pierre Herme and does a mean
Koign Amann, yet loves to play with tropical flavors.
Our purpose was to pick up a
Jour du macaron shopping bag for
Coco Jobard. She styled this photo for
Herme's latest
macaron book and worked on the recipes, so it seems only right she should have the bag.
Still some
macaron watercolors left for the taking on Etsy.
Larher's Easter bunny-chocolate eggs.
More Easter chocolate to come.