You can hardly imagine the spun sugar creations from Alain Roby at All Chocolate Kitchen. There are pumpkins,
and caramel apples,
and bakery treats too delicious to chose. (My friend and I usually opt for gelato; the one I had today was a most luxurious combination of chocolate and cognac. Alas, I neglected to take a photo…)
There is a chocolate tree, where surely fairies must dwell,
and a truffle too rich and enormous for even this sweet-toothed girl.
Light from salt pillars and candles create a moonlit glow to come,
which cannot outshine the artistic touch of my friend’s fingers,
nor the brilliant Sugar Maple trees across the street.
I hope your weekend is sweet, too!
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Such beauty! Amazing artistic creations.
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Beautiful!
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When I saw the first picture I thought it was a piece of glass. Can yiu imagine how much time all this took.
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So pretty! what a nice way to enjoy the season!
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So beautiful!!
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Beautiful entry way with all those blooms and color. And, those sugary creations – wow!
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These are simply amazing! Thanks for sharing.
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Why are we cursed to divine the sweet? I don’t know a whole village can eat that giant candy.
Because of drought our colors are pale.
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Tempting as it may be to some to eat, the sugar pumpkins are purely decoration. Chef Roby’s shop is filled with structures made of sugar, but only the ones in the case are to be eaten. 🙂
I’m sorry about the drought your state has suffered. My husband and I were concerned about California all summer, and shaking our heads at the irony that Illinois was nearly flooded.
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Wow! I love the photos! Everything looks scrumptious and absolutely perfect for putting someone in the mood for Fall. I love when you share like this – thanks 🙂
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It’s beginning to look a lot like … autumn!
Bellezza, the colors and creations here are truly remarkable!
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All those baking delights look yummmm .. I need to get something for myself today.
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