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    • Au Moulin Gourmand, Cadenet, France

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    herbes de provence, Philippe Anzallo, Au Moulin Gourmand, Cadenet, Provence, Luberon, Luberon restaurant, Cadenet Restaurant, family run, family run restaurant, olive mill, olive mill Cadenet. La Source, France, The Provence, provincial herbs.

    We weren’t able to eat at Au Moulin Gourmand in Cadenet, France on the Monday evening as most restaurants are closed on that day, so of course the ones that were open need to be booked in advance and we hadn’t done so. However, we booked for the following evening and asked if they could […]

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    • Bergamote Salon de thé, Saint-Malo, France

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    After a great week staying at Hotel du Lac in Combourg and cycling around the pretty French countryside, I was looking forward to visiting Saint-Malo before getting on the ferry for home. This is because like last year we would have some time to kill before we sailed to explore Saint-Malo. The cobbled streets are […]

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  • Weekly Treats

    • This week’s sweet treats : 31/10/2014

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    Icon Park, Beaufort Street, Perth, Sydney, Australia, travel, sweet treats, this week's sweet treats, backpacker, backpacker blog, mother & daughter blog, mother & daughter food bloggers, food blogger, travel blog, custard tart, Portugese tart, Pasteis de Nata, raspberry, raspberries, patisserie, French patisserie, Combourg, France, Max Brenner, chocolates, praline, peanut butter, coffee, ice coffee, Rupert & Ruby, Mary Street Bakery, salted caramel doughnut, Casa Castro, Southsea, Portsmouth, Albert Road, Albert road southsea, focaccia

    What better way to start your Friday than with our weekly round-up of some of the many sweet treats we’ve eaten this week. Here’s five of our favourites! Clockwise from L-R 1. I found another Portugese tart, they seem to be quite popular now. Also known as Pastéis de Nata, they are made from a […]

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    • La Colombe – a real discovery

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    La Colombe, Sainte Colombe, Bedoin, France, Mt.Ventoux, Mont Ventoux, cycling, aubergine, tapenade, amuse bouche, sabayon, financier

    I was staying with 3 cycling pals at La Garance, a lovely hotel on Route de Mont Ventoux which is in a small hamlet called Sainte Colombe in the department of Vaucluse in the Province, south of France. From sunrise until sunset cyclists would be ascending and descending the mountain. Around the hamlet it is very pretty […]

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