Tuiles so light so crisp
being a daring baker
you lifted my heart
No reinventing
Yum yum recipe and tools
I cut out my heart
Patience played its part
one broken for one intact
heart flutters each drop
Whipped a mango mousse
into shape you were molded
now i heart agar
Topped with raspberries
endless possibilites
a heart shape five ways
Hope you understood
my haiku lyric journey
tuile around my heart
This month's challenge is brought to us by Karen of Bake My Day and Zorra of 1x umruehren bitte aka Kochtopf. They have chosen Tuiles from The Chocolate Book by Angélique Schmeink and Nougatine and Chocolate Tuiles from Michel Roux.
40 comments:
BEAUTIFUL job on both the tuiles and the haiku :) Absolutely gorgeous, love the raspberries!!...I've got to put my post up, I almost forgot today's the day!!
tuiles and haiku! you are the awesomest.
Too cute! I love the heart shape and all the different ways you used the cookies.
I love the hearts, for the tuiles and the mousse. And the haiku was so clever.
Wow! The presentation and the haiku was delightful! Your blog always makes me hungry!
Everything looks so delicate and tasty! Love the haiku!
How beautiful! You did a wonderful job on all your different tuile shapes.
So-so pretty, took my breath away!
I really like your tuile cookies. They are very pretty. I live in Texas, too. If you get a chance check out my blog. Hope you visit.
Loved the haiku and your tuiles look perfect! The mousse looks really creamy, too.
Wow, everything is so beautifully presented. Loved your haikus too :)
wow! I love all the different ways you made your tuile!
Beautiful! And the combination of mango and raspberry sounds lovely.
Such pretty cookies!
Aw, how sweet. Looks like perfect dishes to serve for Valentines day, too. :)
Beautiful! You are such a talented cook.
Five versions, and haiku - the creativity never ends. Looks delicious.
Your haikus made me chuckle. :)
(Haikus? Haiku? Hmm.)
They are so beautiful.....
Yum, mango mousse. Can't wait for mangoes to arrive here, hopefully in about 3 months.:)
I love your haikus! What a beautiful idea. They look lovely! I wanted to buy me a mango the other day, just because...and they were 13E a piece! I will enjoy your mousse "virtually"
Great work!
omg so beautiful!!!!
Fantastic! The mango looks great!
they are absolutely adorable!
and i'm sure the mango was perfect with it :)
Great haikus! And the mango mousse sounds fantastic.
Lovely! Verse and food!
Wow, these look delicious!
They are so lovely! It must have been so much work, but they are so pretty it was definitely worth it.
Wow, all the pictures look gorgeous. The last one with mousse, raspberries and the cookies in the dessert cup is making my mouth water!
This is making me want to try to make tuile cookies, though I will probably end up with a broken cookie mess!
The heart-shaped mousse is so awesome. Wonderful presentation, and yummy-looking food!
Ha ha! I love the haiku and I want to eat those gorgeous cookies! Well done.
fantastic job! that mousse sounds incredible as well!
You did an absolutely fabulous job with this challenge!
Wow! Beautiful pics! I'm drooling! I heart your haikus. :)
I recognized the haiku right away. :) What pretty tuiles!
Mango mousse in there? Yum! Congrats on your successful DB challenge!
These are seriously adorable!
wow you're amazing...
Your lovely cookies
Make me drool on my keyboard
Hope it still works, ha!
Seriously, though, those are beautiful and delicious-looking! As for raw cookbooks, Raw Food Made Easy is great because none of the recipes require a dehydrator. It's kind of like raw food for dummies....I don't have a dehydrator either. But sometimes I'll borrow my parents'.
Thanks for your comment. I know what you are going through. I did the same thing. If you have any questions just drop me a line. maria[dot]rossman[at]gmail[dot]com I'll be happy to answer them. There is a good book out there too that advocates a vegan diet for the same issues. It's out of print but I found it at the library. Send me an email if you want and I'll get you the name.
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