#didier's tulip

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Весна 2019 | Vesna 2019 (2) (3) (4) by Александр Ивницкий

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New Plant!

1. Didier's Tulip

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Didier’s Tulips

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Didier's tulip (Tulipa gesneriana) illustrated by Charles Dessalines D' Orbigny

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Liliaceae Tulipa gesneriana

Didiers Tulip, also known as Garden Tulip

Identification via Pl@ntNet

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"Didier's Tulips" at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA

(Click on photo for better quality)

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The 1996 Salon is a pale yellow color with a touch of green. It is clear and lively, with fine, persistent bubbles and a stunning bouquet. Initially, the nose offers hints of green apple, which soon develop into lemon and grapefruit combined with pear and kiwi notes. The wine is complex and refreshing on the palate, displaying a burst of minerality. This is a well-made, rich, powerful Champagne, all-encompassing yet subtle, with contained strength. According to Didier Depond, Salon should be served in a tulip-shaped glass instead of a traditional champagne flute. “Because of the richness and complexity of its aromas, and its exceptional, lingering finish, we’ve found that Salon can be drunk in the same way as a great wine. This style of glass allows the wine to breathe more efficiently.”

Salon uses only grapes from severely pruned vines that are at least 40-years-old and grown on mid-slopes. All of the fruit is picked and sorted by hand. Pressing is carried out with a traditional press used solely for Salon. Only the cuvée, or first pressing, is used for its wine. The cuvée is the lightest, purest and ripest juice that contains the highest amount of acid. The first fermentation occurs in a stainless steel tank, where the temperature is controlled and freshness preserved. To that end, the wine does not see any oak, nor does it go through malolactic fermentation.

Aging takes place in Salon’s chalk cellars for 8–10 years. The slow marriage of acidity and fruit that takes place over time gives Salon its signature elegance, finesse, balance and exceptional depth, as well as a fine, persistent mousse. Riddling is carried out manually, and because the bottle has an embossed relief (the word “Salon”) at the point where the bottle begins to taper toward the neck, a special technique is required to prevent sediment collecting in the lines of the relief. The bottle starts out with the embossed relief at the 12 o’clock position. From that point, it is riddled left to right, then right to left, until the sediment is trapped at the top of the neck of the bottle. The wine is hand-disgorged only when an order is received.

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BILAN CULTUREL - SEPT./OCT. 2021

Cinéma :

Délicieux - Éric Besnard

Dune - Denis Villeneuve

Mourir peut attendre - Cary Joji Fukunaga

À la vie - Aude Pépin

Livres & bandes dessinées :

L’Usine - Hiroko Oyamada

The Clan of the Cave Bear - Jean M. Auel

Quatres soeurs, tomes 1 à 4 - Malika Ferdjoukh

Le Consentement - Vanessa Springora

Outresable - Hugh Howey

Révolution, tome 1 - Florent Grouazel, Younn Locard

Tunnels - Rutu Modan

New York Cannibals - Jérôme Charyn, François Boucq

George Sand, ma vie à Nohant - Chantal Van den Heuven, Nina Jacqmin

Préférence Système - Ugo Bienvenu

Le roman des Goscinny - Catel

Gold Star Mothers - Catherine Grive, Fred Bernard

Gombri - Elín Edda

Le manifeste des 343 : histoire d’un combat - Adeline Laffitte, Hélène Strag, Hervé Duphot

Little Tulip - Jérôme Charyn, François Boucq

L’Âge d’or, vol. 2 - Roxanne Moreil, Cyril Pedrosa

Sacrées sorcières - Pénélope Bagieu, d’après Roald Dahl

Woman World - Aminder Dhaliwal

Dans la forêt - Lomig

Facteur pour femmes, livre 2 - Didier Quella-Guyot, Emmanuel Cassier

Expos :

Vivian Maier - Musée du Luxembourg, Paris

Jeux vidéo :

Pokémon Épée - Game Freak

Projections privées :

Peninsula - Yeon Sang-ho

Slalom - Charlène Favier

Le Parapluie bleu (court-métrage) - Saschka Unseld

Rick and Morty, saison 5 - Dan Harmond, Justin Roiland

What We Do In The Shadows, saison 3 - Jemaine Clement

See, saison 2 - Steven Knight

The Handmaid’s Tale, saison 4 - Bruce Miller

En thérapie - Éric Toledano, Olivier Nakache

Luna Park, saison 1 - Isabella Aguilar

Only Murders in the Building, saison 1 - Steve Martin, John Hoffman

Découvertes musicales récentes :

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Tulipa gesneriana, or 'Didier's tulip' at my Mom's house

#tulips #plants #flowers #garden

[heaveninawildflower]

Tulipa gesneriana (Didier's Tulip).

Watercolour over graphite (1815) by an unknown artist (Austria).

Image and text courtesy MIA.

#tulips #botanical illustration #botany #Austrian art #botanical art

[leahweberking]

Hopeful

“Hope. It’s like a drop of honey, a field of tulips blooming in the springtime. It’s a fresh rain, a whispered promise, a cloudless sky, the perfect punctuation mark at the end of a sentence. And it’s the only thing in the world keeping me afloat.”

Tahereh Mafi

Artwork by Didier Lourenco

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www.aNaturalDesign.com 🌺 Tulipa gesneriana, the Didier's tulip or garden tulip, is a species of plant in the lily family, cultivated as an ornamental in many countries because of its large, showy flowers. It is the national flower of Afghanistan. Wikipedia Scientific name: Tulipa gesneriana Rank: Species Higher classification: Tulip Family: Liliaceae Kingdom: Plantae (at A Natural Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Y6JecFUmy/?igshid=hqtx2e27hm5i

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Past Toronto restaurants

Hello Tumblrverse, I have made rare appearances on this blog for the past few years but I will contribute more as I have lots to say. Mostly food-related but also about city-living, pop culture and life in general. Today, I take advantage that I stayed home nursing a cold to reminisce about my fair city's culinary history by remembering some of the defunct restaurants I had the priviledge of frequenting in my 25 years and a half in the 416, all of them, being now defunct. I do not know all the addresses but I well remember where they were, the types of food served, my station inlife at the time and specific food memories linked to people or activities.

If anyone has specific memories related to any of the places I will mention, feel free to chip in.

So here are my restaurant memories in no specific order, restaurants and food shops that were around between June 1994 to January 2020 and have closed for good.

Kapatos bakery - Danforth Avenue

The Tulip Steakhouse - Queen East, Leslieville Oliver's - Yonge and Eglinton

Max Bistro -Yonge and Lawrence

Spoon -King West

Fred's not here and The Red Tomato - King West

Milano- King West

Mistral -Yonge and Saint Clair

Blue Begonia -Rosedale

Didier- Mount Pleasant (amazing soufflé!)

Vines Wine Bar - Wellington street east (St Lawence Market area)

Penrose Fish and Chips - Mount Pleasant

Café des Artistes - Yorkville

Coffee Mill - Yorkville

Chubby Subby (submarine sandwiches like MIke's in Quebec) -Yorkville

Just Desserts (all locations)

Desserts Desserts - Yonge and Eglinton

Daily Planet - Yonge and Eglinton (became the Summit House in the late 90s)

Friendly Greek - Yonge and Eglinton

Matignon - Yorkville area, St Nicholas street Segovia (spanish) - St Nicholas street

Camarra's (famous pizzeria) - Dufferin south of Lawrence

Coleman's deli - Lawrence and Bathurst L'Europe (hungarian) - Bloor street west in the Annex

Csarda(hungarian) - Bloor street west in the Annex

Pan on the Danforth - Danforth Avenue, Greektown

Ouzeri - Danforth Avenue - Greektown

Mystery Pizza - Leslieville/Scarborough

Spot Coffee - Bremner Avenue

Crush Wine Bar - King West

Canary Restaurant - Cherry Street

Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar - St Lawrence Market Town and Country Buffet - Harbourfront Nataraj (Indian) - The Annex

Indian Rice Factory - Dupont Street

Agra (Indian) - North York

Lee Garden - Chinatown (there ued to be one in Yorkville as well)

Yitz's deli - Eglinton West

China House - Eglinton West

Hoo Wah Garden tavern - Dufferin near Castlefield

Sky Ranch (argentinian) - Dufferin and Roselawn

Arepa Café (venezuelan) - Queen West

Katz's deli - Yorkdale area

Eden Chinese Food (Gerrard street east)

Jaipur Grille - Yonge and Davisville

Ed's Warehouse -King West

Ed's Seafood - King West

Café Brussel - Broadview and Danforth, first on Broadview, then in a bigger location on Danforth, at a time the best mussels in Toronto The Host (indian) - Yorkville

Future Bakery - Yonge and St Clair

Senior's Steaks - Yonge and St Clair

His Majesty's Feast - Lakeshore

Barbara Caffé( my first butternut squash agnolotti ever) - Etobicoke

Lick's (my first exposure to "Gourmet" burgers) - all Toronto locations

Onassis Pizza (best homemade tzatziki ever) - Eglinton and Laird

Shopsy's - Front Street

Fisherman's Wharf Lghthouse - Financial District

Steamie's (hotdogs and smoked meat) - good but brief on Mount Pleasant Road

Ginsberg & Wong (deli and Canadian-Chinese) - Village by the Grange, near OCAD.

Lisa Marie - Queen West

Spacco - Yonge and Eglinton

The above list is made of restaurants I have been to and therefore, does nt include places I have not been to like Susur or Bistro 990. What are your Toronto memories of defunct restaurants?

#Torontorestos closedrestaurants foodmemories

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All the Little Things Meme

💐 - Favorite type of flower 

Tulipa gesneriana also known as the Didier's tulip or garden tulip, most especially in pink.

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