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Cerise Chérie is a kitchen diary. Within its pages you'll find notes on French and Italian cooking, effortless recipes, wine reviews, secrets shared around the dinner table and, of course, an intriguing foray into bespoke cocktails. Welcome and enjoy!

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I love everything about this little flower, from the colours, to the contrast of black & white, to the veins running through the petals and the little specks of pollen that remind me of vanilla beans 🤍 I’ve started working on a project that requires me to sort through the tens of thousands of photos on my laptop and hard drive for *just the right ones.*

Have you ever watched a film or read a book that spoke so deeply to you (good or bad) that you found yourself thinking about it months, even years, later? I have: When the opening scene of a movie shows a woman giving birth on the kitchen table while the cook frantically tries to collect the amniotic fluid in pots so that it can be dried & the remaining salt used to season the food, you know it’s going to be one of those movies. Like Water for Chocolate came out in 1992 but I only just watched the whole movie a few years ago. To be honest, after that first scene I turn it off, but I couldn’t stop thinking about it until I made myself watch the entire thing, and I’m so glad I did. It retraces the tragic love story of two soulmates, Tita and Pedro, who, despite living just a breath away from each other, are forbidden to be together. Tita, the girl born on the table in the opening scene, takes solace in the kitchen, cooking elaborate & intoxicating dishes imbued with a subtle magic that causes Pedro to crave her even more desperately. I won’t dare spoil the ending, but like a 20th century, Mexican Romeo & Juliet, it leaves you reeling. It’s for Tita that I named this cocktail.

Lunch and shopping with my mom, a rained out Greek festival, strawberry cupcakes. It was a good day 🥰

Summer’s best 🍓❤️ This is a brunch favourite in our house - crêpes with strawberries & cream ❤️

In the mood for fall 🍁Here’s an easy recipe for a maple latte ☕️ #inmykitchen #feelingfall #maplelatte #easyrecipes #coffeelover #coffeeaddict #drinkrecipes #fallvibes

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