Sunday, November 4, 2012

Love these~

Little pearls of frosted sugared lavender:) I made that cake again I like so much..to take to friends..
You can find the recipe here..



But in the interim..I had found these food decorations at Home Sense..They are from France and they are lovely~I think they spurred me on to make more cake:)

Look how cute..no plastic extras..you cut the spout you want..or remove..I liked that idea..
I recommend them if you find them..don't bite down on them..just let them melt in your mouth..like little candies..

31 comments:

  1. Exquisite Monique...
    so much inspiration and one can see the love you have put into this cake:))
    Lucky friend x
    Shel

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  2. Beautiful...and yammie....love Ria...xxx..

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  3. Your cake with 'Graines de Lavande' looks heavenly. I've not seen the lavender graines here where I live. I will have to shop with more awareness, but that could be another excuse to return to Provence.Love the little viola flower sitting on top. Keep baking I love your recipes.

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  4. I'am a LUCKY FRIEND~

    Di

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  5. Good morning..I am always tickled pink to find things from Provence here..and since it was in a chain store I thought many of you could find them..reasonable too:)
    Have a great day.

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  6. The pearls are just beautiful! Of course they would come from France. I had to stock up on beautiful foodie decorations when I was in Paris a couple of years ago. Fortunately, hubby supports me in my "addictions"!
    The cake is just gorgeous and your pictures are always so beautiful.

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  7. Monique, I've had the lemon pearls, will need to look for the lavender. A friend goes to Paris for Christmas each year. Perhaps she can find them. ;-)
    Looks beautiful and delicious.......Sarah

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  8. Wonderful, I am going to see if I can find some!!!!
    I do love how you present them, your photos are always so inspiring as the baking is too.......yummy!!!
    Mags
    xx

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  9. You make these look too beautiful to eat. Just last night I was "pinning" (should have been packing) and found the cutest edible butterflies and dragonflies. I can't wait to get settled in Florida and bake something that just needs these.
    We are leaving for FLA tomorrow and will be there for quite a while because we just found out our daughter is expecting again.
    Please email your address when you get to Florida and I will send you my book.
    Take care and don't eat too much chocolate.
    Kelley

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  10. The cake and decorations are exquisite, too pretty to eat!

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  11. What pretty and refined tasting cake decorations! I love that color.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  12. Saw your cake on Pinterest last night. Love it! Have never seen lavender pearls before, but I'll search them out. Was in Williams Sonoma yesterday and did not see them.

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  13. I think you best bets would be Home Goods:)
    Hi Kelley check your email..:)
    Jacqueline I pinned ha grea sounding pull apart lemon loaf..
    It's so nice how we all get ideas from each other..
    Have a great day.

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  14. What a beautiful cake....a work of art, actually. I have never heard of lavendar pearls...you always find such interesting things.
    I just returned from my first trip to Paris. I need to take a suitcase for all of the delightful items I found in the grocery store!

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  15. Love the way you decorated the cake...simple yet so beautiful. I know you friend must have been so pleased.

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  16. Oh Kate..so lucky..can't wait to read all about it:-)
    I love that about travel...the grocery stores:-)
    Well one thing:-)

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  17. What beautiful little lavender pearls, Monique! You sure know how to beautify a cake :) I'll bet they taste delicious!

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  18. This cake is SO beautiful! I love the mould - it's a very fancy looking bundt pan - makes me want to get one just like that!

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  19. Bonjour Monique!
    I have decided to come back to visit my friends on blogland. I have been reading your lovely past post; so touching, lovely and tasty. This cake speaks to my soul...yes your lavender reminds me beautiful Provence that we visited a few years ago.
    Rita

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  20. Bonkjour Rita.. Happy you are back:)Very happy..


    Julia I can just imagine what you would do with this mold:)
    Nana2:)

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  21. Love those graines de lavande Monique! And beautifully styled little cake..lucky friends. You have such a romantic soul..
    Ronelle

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  22. Oh Monique, that cake is so beautiful!!!!

    ~Ann

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  23. Everything you touch is beautiful...the cake looks fabulous!
    Lxo

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  24. Everything you touch is beautiful...the cake looks fabulous!
    Lxo

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  25. I love your cake MOnique. I have some of those balls, mine are yellow and pink and blue. Hard to bite down on, but you are right, perfect for melting. Everything you do is beautiful, just like you! xxoo

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  26. Such pretty decorations! They look like the perfect and most elegant way to jazz up a simple cake.

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  27. I bought these 2 summers ago in France and have not used them yet! Shame on me! you have captured their glory and inspired me to use them! I do sugar violets from my garden every summer, but there was something ultra special about these - and about so many of the little dragees and mini confections in France and Italy!
    :)
    Valerie

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  28. These lavender pearls add such an elegant touch to the cake. This is what I would expect to see out of a dessert magazine!

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  29. They are just so cute..Must be appealing to many of us:)

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