Picking basil leaves
Cuisine de Provence's youngest guest ever did a great job yesterday helping her parents in the kitchen: This young lady is just six years old but worked like a pro: picking basil leaves for a fresh green tapenade, chopping the vegetables for a mousseline de courgettes, filling filo parcels with chèvre and sun dried tomatoes and - while nobody was looking, composing a beautiful table decoration from flowers she found in the garden. It doesn't happen very often that parents bring their children to cooking class, but so far I found that the younger they are the more enthusiastic. It was a joy to see!
Preparing what we called....
.....Bonbons de Provence
Hello! I'm back online and back from Uzbekistan! What a sweet post this is, and the pictures are adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful child, and a very understanding hostess too, I might add. The bonbons de Provence seem so easy to make too. Why, a child could make them!
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I would like a little helper like this! Diane
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back, Claudia, we are all glad the blogger ban is over!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are really nice. And your child is so adorable, Les bonbons de province ont l air trop bon hehhe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post.
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