The French have this one beautiful word for her: une gourmande. She loves to cook and bake, and her collection of cookbooks is evergrowing. She loves to taste new and unexpected combinations. She always knows the best restaurants in town, and she loves to share a bunch of excellent recipes (like that fabulous creme brulée that´s been running in her family for ages).
This is the last installment of my Gift Guide series. I hope you liked it and that you found it helpful. Don´t forget to get inspired with my Gift Guides for Style Maven, Glitter Girl, Domestic Goddess and Beauty Queen.
Do you want to please your inner foodie? Here´s how to:
1. 2010 Olio Verde Limone, $25.00
2. French Chestnut Paste and Creme, $7.00
3. Acetaia Leonardi 10 year Balsamic, $82.00
4. Truffle Salt, $27.50
5. Cuvée Laurent Brut Rosé Prestige, $96.77/case of 12
7. Saffron D.O. La Mancha, $8.50
8. Sun Dried Tomatoes by Maida Farm, $14.00
9. Vesuvian Apricot Jam by Casa Barone, $12.00
10. Mariage Freres Esprit de Noel in Muslin bags, $24.00
11. Mint Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans, 5lb bag $41.20
12. Pesto Genovese Rossi by Panizza, $25.00
13. Dulce de Leche from la Salamandra, $13.00
14. Vanilla Extracts from Patricia Rain, $11.00






Yum! The mint espresso choc. beans look super good!
ReplyDeleteyum! i love all the food around christmas! i cant wait, this stuff looks awesome!
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It all looks wonderful!
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oh WOW! These make lovely gifts!!! :D Love balsamic! Wonderful suggestions!
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Great tips! I know several people who fit this description, or at least aspire to :)
ReplyDeleteahh great ideas!
ReplyDeleteumm...what great ideas!! I love a good jam (#2)!!
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