Feb 2
Bonjour, bonne journĂ©e âïž đ„ et bonne fĂȘte de la Chandeleur
CrĂȘperie Ă MontmartređŒParis
Photo Adam Dauria
André Frankin
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Bonjour, bonne journĂ©e âïž đ„ et bonne fĂȘte de la Chandeleur
CrĂȘperie Ă MontmartređŒParis
Photo Adam Dauria
André Frankin
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It's the chandeleur once again ! How do you eat your pancakes ? With syrup on it ? Or you just have a bit in a bowl on the side for each bite ?
Anyway, syrup or nor, Geraldine and Mona sure love their pancakes !
Character and artwork made by me.
Chandeleur passed me by this year (on a Monday) but I want to make a rooster staff :) Dollarama coming to the rescue for 12$ total supplies!
Ă la Chandeleur, on mange des crĂȘpes đ„
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Bonne chandeleur !!!
Probably LĂ©on's favourite celebration ^^
I don't know if it's a famous feast outside France, but every 2 february, we celebrate the end of winter with a special recipe ! It's also a christian festivity (but to be honest, in my family, it's mostly the occasion to make and eat a ton of crĂȘpes !!! XD). It takes its name from the word "chandelle" when the church decided to appropriate this roman/pagan feast. It's a candle that you were supposed to light in all of your house during the cooking and the night.
There is also a tradition to flip the crĂȘpe in the pan with your right hand, while taking a gold coin in the other hand. If it flip right, it's a sign of good luck for the all year ! But I personnally never succeed to flip a crĂȘpe sooo... Bad luck for me I guess ?... X)
Anyway, I'm just happy to eat all the food I want for the weekend X) What's your favourite flavour ? Mine is the crĂȘpe Suzette ^^
Happy Chandeleur
For non french people , Chandeleur is a french celebration where you cook pancakes
Candlemas Day âš