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Post a Comment << The Darkside ProjectAlthough these Madeleines appear to have been strategically placed, they were not bound for any customers. Well not this plate anyway.
They were a end of day treat for us mere cooks to soothe our abject spirits after a particularly horrendous service.
On the menu with Local strawberries and creme chantilly