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Easy dressing starts in the closet. When your ward Easy dressing starts in the closet. When your wardrobe feels calm and intentional, getting dressed becomes effortless, and chic follows naturally. 💕 Save this for your next closet reset, and if you’ve been craving more of that intentional feeling in your daily routines, be sure to join us inside EverydayFrance.com. You might love it there ✨ Link in bio.
My first time in France, I ordered “un café” think My first time in France, I ordered “un café” thinking I’d get a big, American style cup of brewed coffee. Imagine my surprise when a tiny, bold cup of espresso came out. 😳 Don’t make my mistake. Save this post for your next trip! ☕️ 🇫🇷 ❤️ There are a few classic options you’ll hear all around you, from a simple noisette to a classic café crème. One little tip: if you’re craving iced coffee (café glacé), save that order for a coffee shop rather than a brasserie or sit-down café. Traditional cafés don’t always offer it, and it’s not really part of the classic café culture here. Follow @monpetitfour for more French culture tips 💕
When you walk into a French bakery, it’s tempting When you walk into a French bakery, it’s tempting to go straight for the croissants…but some of the best orders are the ones you’ll see locals quietly choosing instead. As someone who’s lived in France and frequented the boulangerie on a daily basis, these are some of the viennoiseries I’ve seen locals order and I’ve quickly fallen in love with too. Which one would you try first? ❤️ Save this post for your next trip to Paris, and if you want more insider tips about French food and culture, be sure to follow me here @monpetitfour 🇫🇷
🥣 When making muffins at home, here are 3 of my to 🥣 When making muffins at home, here are 3 of my top tips that apply to any kind of muffin batter: 1. Don’t overmix the batter Whisk just until the flour disappears. A few small lumps are totally fine — overmixing develops the gluten and leads to dense, heavy muffins instead of soft, tender ones. 2. Toss your mix-ins with a little flour Dates, berries, chocolate chips — coating them lightly in flour helps keep them suspended in the batter so they don’t all sink to the bottom. 3. Start hot, then lower the temperature Begin baking at 425°F (220°C) for the first 5 minutes, then reduce to 375°F (or 350°F depending on the recipe) for the rest of the bake. That initial blast of heat gives the muffins a quick rise and beautiful domed tops (This works best when your recipe includes baking powder, which gives that extra lift.) ✨ For more simple little techniques that make baking at home feel so much more successful, be sure to follow me here @monpetitfour ♥️ And if you’re craving some muffins, find your favorite recipe over on the blog (link in my bio) 😋
In France, the Galette des Rois celebrates Epiphan In France, the Galette des Rois celebrates Epiphany Day as well as a beautiful tradition of marking the beginning of the year, a moment to slow down, gather around the table, and savor something simple and special. No rush, no fuss…just good pastry, good company, and a little bit of magic hidden inside. ✨ 👑 If you’ve ever wanted to recreate this French tradition in your own kitchen, you can try my galette des rois recipe at home. 👉 Get the recipe through the link in my bio. And if you live in Southern California, be sure to check out @moulin where you can pick up an authentic galette right here locally ❤️
French cafés run on a different rhythm, and once y French cafés run on a different rhythm, and once you understand it, everything feels easier. Order as written, slow down, stay a while, and never rush your coffee. That’s the magic. ☕️🇫🇷 Save this for your next café moment. 📬 Follow @monpetitfour for French culture, Parisian rituals, and tips for your next trip to France. 💕
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