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Showing: Alsatian Chocolate Balls - Pro Ganache


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Alsatian Chocolate Balls

Submitted by: Rosina 
These are crusty on the outside and soft and moist on the inside. 

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Authentic French Meringues

Submitted by: RANDYVH 
Authentic French Meringues from a patisserie in France. 

Creme de Pirouline

Submitted by: Melody 
These piroulines are also known as cigarettes russes. Crispy rolled wafers with chocolate tips. 

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French Butter Cakes (Madeleines)

Submitted by: Judy Farris 
Sponge cake cookie--in shell shaped molds. 

French Cookies (Belgi Galettes)

Submitted by: KSCREW 
Pressed in a galette iron and cooked on the stove, these delicious brown sugar cookies are a Christmas tradition in southeast Kansas. 

French Cream Filling

Submitted by: Kit Gay 
I use this filling for cream puffs and eclairs. It's so light and fluffy and absolutely decadent. 

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French Crullers

Submitted by: Kathy 
Fried and glazed with confectioners' sugar frosting. 

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French Lace Cookies

Submitted by: angelica 
These elegant cookies are crispy and delicious. You can dress them up for special occasions by drizzling with melted chocolate. They are also low in fat. 

Langues De Chat

Submitted by: MBMCD 
These cookies are also called 'cat's tongues'. Also, they are easy to make. This is a French recipe, but it has already been converted. 

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Lemon Madeleines

Submitted by: Ashley 
Good tea cookies. 

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Madeleines II

Submitted by: Jenn Hall 
The greatest afternoon tea cookie. You can sprinkle the top with confectioners' sugar or dip the tips in chocolate. 

My Nana's Gallettes

Submitted by: Ann 
These cookies are made on a gallette iron. It is similar to a pizzelle iron, or a krumkake iron. Cookies can be eaten flat, or rolled into tubes or cones and filled. 

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Pro Ganache

Submitted by: PASTRYCHICK101 
Ganache recipe used in many bakeshops. Melt, and pour over cakes as a glaze, or chill and whip until light for a filling. Ganache is a very versatile icing. This can be stored in the refrigerator for up to two weeks, or about 3 days at room temperature. 


 
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