We have something they call baguettes here in the supermarkets. They don't come close to the real thing! Lois and I ate baguettes and drank French wine at every meal when we were in Paris. Yummm!
You've certainly hit a home run with this one, everyone is warm and hungry, including me! I like the details in the large version. This is obviously an old shop with a neat oven.
Sorry, I made a comment this morning but probably I have misspelled that odious word! Real bakeries, most here are only retailers, are magic and usually these scenes happen very early in the morning. Hope this was a second or third batch... Now I'm trying to digit 'fulthed' without errors.
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The baker, his oven and his baguettes...
The smell must be intoxicating.
ReplyDeleteWe have something they call baguettes here in the supermarkets. They don't come close to the real thing! Lois and I ate baguettes and drank French wine at every meal when we were in Paris. Yummm!
ReplyDeleteI can smell the bread baking.
ReplyDeleteI like this and it reminds me of a picture that I took last month. I hope I can find it to post.
ReplyDeleteSounds like the title of a movie. Love french baguettes.
ReplyDeleteAhhh....to be able to smell those fresh baked smells.
ReplyDeleteI can smell the bread baking...I love bread!
ReplyDeleteil ne manque que l'odeur, j'adore cette odeur du pain qui sort du four...hummmm
ReplyDeleteTa photo rend bien la chaleur qui sort du four, et l'atmosphère des boulangeries, seules allumées dans les rues des petits matins sombres d'hiver..
ReplyDeleteRight now, I would love to smell the aroma of the fresh baked bread. Mmmmm.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I imagine it's so cozy and warm in there, too.
ReplyDeleteEnfin ! Une photo de chaleur dans ma tournée des blogs. Artificielle, mais on aimerait volontiers être à côté du four à entendre craquer le pain.
ReplyDeleteOn ne trouve pas de bonnes baguettes ici aux US. Comment tu me donnes envie d'une avec ta photo !
ReplyDeleteOh, wie lecker - so ein ofenwarmes Baguette hätte ich jetzt auch gerne!!!!
ReplyDeleteEinen gemütlichen Abend und allerliebste Grüße, herzlichst Jade
You've certainly hit a home run with this one, everyone is warm and hungry, including me! I like the details in the large version. This is obviously an old shop with a neat oven.
ReplyDeleteohmigod, it's sooo delicious, I can imagine the smell and I'm so hungry now!
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Sorry, I made a comment this morning but probably I have misspelled that odious word!
ReplyDeleteReal bakeries, most here are only retailers, are magic and usually these scenes happen very early in the morning. Hope this was a second or third batch...
Now I'm trying to digit 'fulthed' without errors.
A nice "action" shot! The bread looks so warm and crunchy.
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Mais tu étais dans le fournie? je connais très bien cette endroit le fournie artisanale; quand j'étais à Paris; le pain chaud.
ReplyDeleteBig ovens like they have here for baking puizza! I think that's neat that they allowed you to take photos.
ReplyDeleteThis looks very inviting. I really do enjoy seeing these specialty shops where the owners are true artisans.
ReplyDelete«Louis» loves it!
ReplyDeleteSeeing the baker work makes me hungry (smile).
ReplyDeleteI love all the ruling people on the left side of your blog!