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[Paris café / 巴黎咖啡店] Café Méricourt(中文請按「繼續閱...

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[Paris café / 巴黎咖啡店] Café Méricourt(中文請按「繼續閱讀」)

I had a light but hearty lunch at this bright and cute little café the other day, catching up with Linda @Yellow Sweets (Instagram @hinalys). The Green Eggs and Feta in pan is the green version of their famous Shakshuka, filled with soft spinach leaves and dressed with pine seeds and feta cheese. I chose the Congee Bowl as I did crave some Asian comfort food. And it surprisingly turned out to be what we both loved most that day. The tender spice of ginger and corianders have brought me home. The slice of lime gave a fresh boost. Although the pancakes did not really meet our expectations, but we did enjoy a good time there.

Spring in Paris always comes slow, but it's almost there, at least on our table ☘️🌿.

巴黎的春天時陰時晴、乍暖還寒。陽光有時只是溫柔的騙局,但巴黎人多半願甘心地領受。

我和好友Linda趁著陽光露臉的空檔,在Café Mericourt(Café Oberkampf的姐妹店)享用午餐。菜單上的每一樣其實都很吸引人,但我那天的胃特別想念熱熱的亞洲食物,所以挑了有蘑菇、青蔥和太陽蛋的熱粥。Congee在巴黎咖啡店是很chic的食物,但我只是想從連日的忙亂疲累中得到一些撫慰。本來沒有太多期待,但它意外地美妙,掌握得恰到好處的鹹味,搭配我熟悉的薑、青蔥與芫荽的香氣,雖然選用的是類似risotto的圓米,口感較為粗獷,但整體而言很細緻地傳達了亞洲風的溫柔細膩。

Linda選的Green Eggs and Feta是在平底鍋中放了柔軟的菠菜、洋蔥,再加上松子、feta cheese等提味,大概是因為灑了一些檸檬汁,有點清爽的酸味。盤中新鮮的香草與綠色調讓整個餐桌充滿了春天的氣息。

餐後的鬆餅因為醬汁的甜度與水果的酸不太協調、再加上我們沒有非常喜歡搭配的ricotta cheese,所以較為遜色,不過我們仍然度過一段很愉快的用餐時光。

Café Mericourt在地鐵九號線St. Ambroise站附近安靜的小巷中。據說週末也是人潮洶湧,但平日還是能享受片刻寧靜。

Café Mericourt
22 Rue de la Folie Méricourt, 75011 Paris
cafemericourt.com

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高端甜點師轉身,華文世界首位以系列深度專文拆解法式甜點奧祕的作者。歷經巴黎米其林星級廚房 Le Meurice、Saint James Paris 及知名甜點店 Carl Marletti 等嚴格淬煉,擁有法國專業甜點師資格認證。著有《法式甜點學》、《巴黎甜點師Ying的私房尋味》、《Paris for the Sweet Tooth》;譯有《人氣甜點師的新穎傳統甜點藝術》。 長期為商業周刊、國內外雜誌 、以及 BIOS Monthly、博客來OKAPI 等媒體撰寫甜點專欄。常居巴黎,是當地社群媒體界知名意見領袖(Instagram @applespoon)。持續第一手引介與開拓法式甜點的專業知識與趨勢,攝影作品亦散見國際媒體。 畢業於「廚藝界的哈佛」Ferrandi 高等廚藝學校。在成為甜點人之前是行銷人與社會學家,擁有台大商研所、荷蘭 Utrecht University 社會研究雙碩士學位與數年國際品牌行銷經歷。 Ying C. is the first author to introduce the aesthetics of fine French pastry to the Chinese-speaking communities. Her in-depth analysis inspires her readers to embrace the world's latest pastry trends and the many facets of pastry making with appreciation. Former marketer and sociologist turned pastry chef, Ying continues to share the key to understanding pastries with remarkable photography via her blog and instagram. She writes for Business Weekly Taiwan and several online media, such as BIOS Monthly, Every little d, and OKAPI.books.com. She is the author of L’Art de la pâtisserie française, Ying’s Favorite Addresses in Paris, Paris for the Sweet Tooth and the translator of Opéra (Traditional Chinese version). Ying graduated from Ferrandi Paris, a renowned French school dedicated to culinary arts. She holds a French professional pastry chef certificate (CAP pâtissier) and boasts experience with Michelin chefs and some of the most prestigious Parisian pastry shops.
零時差深度評析世界甜點趨勢、拆解法式甜點奧秘。
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