Reading books about cheese making and wine making can inspire you.
Start with a couple of loaves of fresh, crusty bread.
Bring home Kroger's best French (ish) cheese selections.
Sadly, Kroger has no French (ish) wine.
A box of California chardonnay will have to suffice.
And...voilà! Croque Monsieur (ish)!
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Mmmmmmm!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks very yummy to me. Love breads:)
ReplyDeleteBread and cheese (and, of course, wine!) make a lovely meal, I think.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the the perfect summer meal to me!
ReplyDeleteIt was delicious!
ReplyDeleteSo delicious! Thanks for sharing...and making me salivate! lol
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for visiting my blog. Enjoy your weekend.
all melty and crunchy...just let me enjoy the moment..
ReplyDeleteYep! Melty and crunchy!
ReplyDeleteI could survive on bread and cheese alone. Adding wine? Over the top!
ReplyDeletePerfect post for me to read as I'm watching the first leg of the Tour de France. Sounds like you should join in with my Dreaming of France meme on Mondays. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteYes, I need to join in your meme, Paulita.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. We definitely got hooked on wine, bread, and cheese in France and now we're scrambling to figure out how to replicate the experience in St. Louis.
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Oooohh yummmmm! :)
ReplyDeleteoh yummy! you're inspiring me to try some new cheeses with a good glass of vino tonight! Off to make plans! Have a great weekend, Book Savvy Babe
ReplyDeleteYummy, yummy, yummy.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS..I was hungry before I read this and now am starving. :)
Elizabeth
Silver's Reviews
My Saturday Snapshot
Yum! Must get some crusty bread . . .
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice idea! A wine and cheese party! Perfect for the weekend!
ReplyDeleteWell! It looks like your house is the place to be! Lovely cheeses....very inviting and you have made me hungry
ReplyDeleteOoh la la!
ReplyDeleteI love cheese, wine and bread. That can't be beat.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! This looks and sounds delicious. Especially the bread - yum!
ReplyDeleteYummy! It looks delicious...!
ReplyDeleteCrusty bread, cheese, and wine (even domestic) are a perfect meal. Salud.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fantastic light summer meal!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to get a copy of THE WHOLE FROMAGE in the mail one day soon, and I can't wait to see what it'll inspire me to eat. Your meal (snack?!) looks AMAZING. I can taste the cheese now...
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed meeting you today! Love your blog; I may borrow some ideas. Thanks for the pep talk. I'll keep singing and wearing my white shoes.
ReplyDeleteI learned so much about cheese from The Whole Fromage, Cecelia!
ReplyDeleteHappy to meet your today, too, justeatsleepread (Cathy)! Hope to see you around the blogosphere soon.
ReplyDeleteMy Gluten Free self is drooling.
ReplyDeleteAnd well you should drool, Ti!
ReplyDeleteMmmm! I loved Croque Monsieurs (back when I could eat gluten!)
ReplyDeleteI had a croque madam last week (with egg on top) when it was cool in Paris, hopefully from now on it will be a bit too warm for them this visit, but they certainly are delicious. I must take time to read that cheese book soon too.
ReplyDeleteBet the cheese you are eating is French versus mine merely French-ish.
ReplyDeleteOh Yum! Great shots. Next rainy afternoon I am suggesting this to my DH. Thanks so much for sharing.
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