Today’s challenge as part of the Edible Advent Calendar:
Can you name this treat?
Leave your answer (product/location) in the comments section below. The reader who has accumulated the most victories by December 24 will receive an edible Christmas present from me. I’ll keep your guesses hidden until the answer is revealed tomorrow on Budget Travel, then I’ll publish the comments and name the winner for this challenge.
YESTERDAY’S WINNERS: Bravo to Anne, Adam, Lil, Theresa, for identifying the baked goodness at Coquelicot. Half a point to Zeva Bellel and Sophie for getting halfway there, and half a point for Karin (an alien parisienne) because her stab in the dark was adorable. The full description of this delicious thing will be appearing later today on the Budget Travel Paris Page.
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savory tart from Tartes Kluger
A savoury tart from Tartes Kluger. Taking a guess at the exact tart (with help from the menu on Tartes Kluger’s website) – the one with courgette, green peas, artichoke and rocket?
Hah, just realised the menu is item clickable and the picture for courgette etc looks nothing like the above. The closest that I can find some pic resemblance to is either the one with crayfish or the one with tuna. Close enough?
these are getting harder. it’s a mini-quiche. with veggies and salad.
You are at Tartes Kluger having a tartes salee. And I’m totally taking a guess at the actual tart but I think its Chicken, eggplant and black olives?
Awwww! Thanks for the 1/2 point and kind words re: the boulangerie in the previous post!
I did some statistical work on the topic of boulangeries. I discovered that Paris is about 33 sq miles (I forgot exactly how many sq km that is, but it is roughly 50). I also read on a David Lebovitz blog from a couple years ago that there are over 1200 boulangeries in Paris. This means there are more than 36 bakeries *per square mile.* Looking at it in those terms kind of blew me away! That’s a lot of bread…
The mini-quiche tart thingy looks nummy.