Tag: French cuisine

Do you know what it’s like to dip a spoon into a rich, silky sauce that makes you feel like you’re in a cozy Parisian bistro? Have you ever closed your eyes and couldn’t help but smile because the taste was just right? That’s what velouté sauce, a basic...

The aroma of fragrant herbs infusing duck meat fills your kitchen. This rich French dish will take you on a delicious trip to the heart of French cooking. My duck leg confit recipe isn’t just about cooking; it’s also about enjoying richness and feeling like you’re dining at a...

There comes a time when something normal turns into something amazing. For me, that’s when I learned how to make a perfect French omelet. In the beginning of my cooking career, I wanted to make that perfect, buttery, silky French omelet that you learn to make in less than...

Have you ever wondered why a single bite can feel like a memory? Step into Carette and you find an answer in soft light, pink marble, and a gentle hum that wraps around you. The tea room began in 1927, and that history shows. Givenchy-decorated salons, chandeliers, and mirrored walls make the space feel like a warm, lived-in jewel. The atmosphere is both lively and calm. You can sit on the terrace or linger inside, choosing tea and watching the pastry counter shine with Saint-Honoré, Mont Blanc, and delicate macarons. You come for simple comfort—friendly service, classic flavors, and a quiet charm at the heart paris corners where tradition meets small delights. No fuss, just good taste and a place that feels like a friend. Key Takeaways Carette began in 1927 and keeps an Art Deco spirit. The atmosphere balances quiet and a pleasant buzz. Classic pastries like Saint-Honoré and Mont Blanc shine. Tea service and attentive hospitality make visits easy. The salons feel timeless, warm, and welcoming. Heritage and atmosphere at the heart of Paris You arrive and the room greets you like an old friend, steady and warm. Light falls on pink marble and gilt edges, and that calm feels rooted in time. From 1927 at Place du Trocadéro: a timeless tea room The original salon opened in 1927 on the place du Trocadéro, and the age shows in the welcome. You notice small rituals—warm cups, steady service—that make each visit easy. Art Deco elegance by Givenchy’s family touch...