Paris Pastry Club

Release on 2014-04-21 | by Fanny Zanotti

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Paris Pastry Club
  • Author: Fanny Zanotti
  • Publisher: Hardie Grant Books
  • ISBN: 9781743581995
  • Category: Cooking
  • Page: 160
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Paris Pastry Club

In Paris Pastry Club Fanny Zanotti shares her favourite sweet (and a few savoury) recipes – a combination of family classics as well as her own creations, perfected in between blogging and working as a successful pastry chef. Indulge in Fanny’s wonderful food memories from her childhood in France by recreating her grandma’s Spicy almond nougatine, her mama’s melt-in-the-mouth Orange & yoghurt cakes, and Friday-night Crêpes straight from her papa’s crêperie. Fanny’s own recipes feature a range of sweets, like the Earl Grey tea weekend loaf – essential for rainy Saturdays, to a comforting One-bowl tiramisu, and the Almost-instant chocolate fondant cake, ready in a flash. For more extravagant celebrations there’s an impressive Pistachio and cherry cake, a decadent Salted caramel & milk chocolate an pâtissier, and a delightfully pink and fruity Peach Melba Charlotte. Throughout the book, Fanny o ers cheat’s tips on how to make the perfect sugar syrup, prove dough, use a piping bag, whisk egg whites like a pro and more. Whimsical and charming, with beautiful photography throughout, Paris Pastry Club will give you the con dence to release your inner pastry chef, and is a must for anyone who loves to bake.

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