French Desserts And Pastries
What is better than desserts and pastries? However, what is
better than French desserts and pastries? Chocolat Mou, cheese croissant,
caramel pudding. They sound like French, look like French, and taste good.
Historically, the French knew the best desserts and pastries
in the world. This is actually accurate, at least in my experience. The French
also exported their expertise in desserts and pastries to many countries that
they had colonized in history. That's why you will see a lot of great French
pastry shops in the Middle East.
Generally, French desserts and pastries taste great. They
are usually also very elegant. When you watch a French dessert, you will
immediately enjoy all the pieces in the details, so you can see its
deliciousness. French desserts are usually very colorful. Different sauces are
used to add color and life to each dessert.
Croissant
Have you ever tasted a French croissant? I mean croissants
made in French bakery, real French bakery? If you haven't already, then you
haven't tasted a croissant yet. Forget all the croissants you found elsewhere.
French made croissants are different.
First of all, the French-made pastries are so crunchy and
buttery. Second, padding is the most important. Whether it's cheese, chocolate
or almonds, it's sweet, but not so sweet. Use the extra sweet cheese or the
common strawberry jam in the croissant to dominate.
CrèmeBrulee
This means “scorched cream” because the top layer consists
of a charred “caramel caramel” layer that forms a very thoughtful but solid
film that protects the underlying custard.
CrèmeBrulee is becoming one of the most popular desserts in
American restaurants. These days you see it on almost any menu.
If you like creamy tarts with a slightly scorched sugar
flavor, this is your favorite.
Chocolat Mou
Well, what does "牟" mean? This means “melting” in
French. Therefore, Chocolat Mou is “melted chocolate”. It is made from ice
cream and melted chocolate pieces.
It is served in the form of a glass and you can even drink
it. This delicious French dessert is not very popular in the United States, but
it has quickly gathered some fans.
Chocolat Mou is located on the border between the ice cream
and the milkshake. It is not as thick as ice cream, but it is not as liquid as
milk.
In short, the French make some of the most popular desserts
and pastries around the world. Some French desserts and pastries icons are
Chocolat Mou, croissants and caramel pudding.
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