The Orange Blossom Pot de Crème, rhubarb, and semolina cookies from Little Bird.
Worth
every,
single,
decadent,
bite.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Tidbit of decadence
Decadence via food comes infrequently these days. I mainly experience it through the use of spice. But once in a while? Once in awhile, there's something like this.
The Orange Blossom Pot de Crème, rhubarb, and semolina cookies from Little Bird.
Worth
every,
single,
decadent,
bite.
The Orange Blossom Pot de Crème, rhubarb, and semolina cookies from Little Bird.
Worth
every,
single,
decadent,
bite.
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Dammit - I thought you were going to share the recipe for this! Shame on you for teasing us non-Portlanders!
There's nothing in the world wrong with egg yolks and cream--I say have another!
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Yum. Those flavors sound so refreshing yet indulgent.
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