How to experience French luxury the right way at Ladurée

HOW TO EXPERIENCE FRENCH LUXURY THE RIGHT WAY AT LADURÉE

 

luxury ladureeSo, we met in a cold day of November, on the 20th Street.

The Internet can be viewed as an artificial, inauthentic way to meet likeminded people, or you can give it a chance to show you what it can change your life.

In this case (like many others before) it brought me closer in space to a client whose story and desires are bigger than life itself. And I feel very fortunate to be instrumental in supporting her dreams to once live in Paris.

Read on to find out how you can experience luxury at Ladurée in NYC, during the French immersion retreat 1:1, and watch the video for some French worth buying a treat for.

(This week, verb ACHETER – to buy)

 

 

 

[New York en français] Day 1

Cathy has family in France, and was feeling that she was losing the language, because she didn’t have anyone to practice with, on a regular basis. Having a good grasp on the conversation was also important, because she wants to raise her daughter in a bilingual home.

And so she decided to come in my French Immersion Retreat in the Big Apple, which fit perfectly with her availability at the moment. The immersion in Paris was going to be the next step.

We warmed up (en français) in Ladurée restaurant in SoHo (South of Houston, a National Historic Landmark), where we had Salade Ladurée, Salade aux Saint-Jacques, and (way too many) macarons.

For those with cooking talents, here are the ingredients of the salads that made us reconsider the idea that Ladurée could be more than just a macaron place.

Salade Ladurée

Arugula salad, small artichokes, green beans, dried tomatoes, green asparagus, mozzarella cheespumpkin seeds and crispy homemade chips served with a citrus vinaigrette

Salade roquette, artichauts poivrade, haricots verts, asperges vertes, tomates séchées, mozzarella, graines de courge, pesto,huile d’olive, jus de citron et pamplemousse

Salade aux Saint-Jacques

Pan seared sea scallops on lamb’s lettuce and brick paper with almond butter, kidney beans and sun-dried tomato sauce

Saint Jacques poêlées, servies chaudes sur un lit de mâche et de feuilles de bricks n appées de beurres d’amande, haricots rouges et vinaigrette de tomates séchées

 

Not ready yet for the City of Light, but would like to immerse in the French language locally?

I created the NEW YORK in French 1:1 – 1 Day VIP or Weekend VIP
French conversation immersion 1-on-1 for 6 hours/day – practice your French and get ready for the real one, without having to cross oceans.

Included:
* Activities and admission, café & crêpe, conversation

Not included:
* airfare and (partially) meals

 

NOW IT IS YOUR TURN!
Check out details of the French Immersion Retreat VIP in NYC, and let me know what you think, in the comments below.

 

french on skype


Let me guess.

Do you constantly have the feeling that you can’t hear what the French say and you don’t know how to read all the French words because they are written so much differently than they sound?

Learn 3 secrets that will help you be self sufficient in the way you pronounce French words – even if you don’t know what they mean – so that you can read that sophisticated menu in your favorite French restaurant.

 

Immerse yourself as you FINALLY reach your dream of becoming bilingual, learn to speak Parisian French on Skype and BREAK your language barrier!

…and now, please SHARE this article with your friends. They’ll love you for it! : )

Always in your corner,
Llyane

 

 

 

photo credit: Wikimedia Commons

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4 thoughts on “How to experience French luxury the right way at Ladurée

  • May 27, 2018 at 9:01 pm
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    This is super cute! I imagine that the one you have in mind for NOLA is similar to this? Especially in NOLA…. totally French!

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    • May 27, 2018 at 9:02 pm
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      Très français, Victoria, oui ! 😉

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  • May 27, 2018 at 9:01 pm
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    I love that you put it in both languages – French is definitely on my list of languages to learn.

    And I just discovered that grapefruit is the same in French as in German 🙂

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    • May 27, 2018 at 9:02 pm
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      Happy to entertain you a little, Sandra 😉

      Reply

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