38 Pâtisseries Parisiennes
Tarte au Citron by Jacques Genin
Pomme Tatin au Sirop d’Érable by Des Gâteaux et du Pain
Macaron Mangue aux Épices Douces by Hugo & Victor
Éclair au Chocolat by Jacques Genin
Tarte Caramel Salé by Sadaharu Aoki
Hugo Vanille by Hugo & Victor
Gourmandises Constellation by Pierre Hermé
Choux Pistache aux Fruits Rouges by Un Dimanche à Paris
Baba au Rhum by Jacques Genin
Tarte Macaron Framboise-Pistache by Hugo & Victor
Macaron Fleur d’Oranger by Ladurée
J’Adore la Fraise by Des Gâteaux et du Pain
Marie Antoinette by Carl Marletti
Macaron Réglisse by Un Dimanche à Paris
Victor Verveine by Hugo & Victor
Tutti Frutti by Café Pouchkine
Grand Cru by La Pâtisserie des Rêves
You might be thinking this looks like the most decadent chocolate dessert ever, and you might just be right. It’s layer after layer of fine Venezuelan chocolate preparations: glaçage, mousse, ganache, biscuit. Not only will you feel guilty with every bite, but you’ll be left inconsolable and wanting more when you’re done. Buy two. Fight through the shame and just love it.
Éclair au Sésame Noir by Sadaharu Aoki
Macaron Coquelicot by Un Dimanche à Paris
Éclair au Caramel by Jacques Genin
Napoléon by Café Pouchkine
Tarte Vanille by Pierre Hermé
Victor Pistache by Hugo & Victor
Or Noir by Café Pouchkine
Le Merveilleux by Un Dimanche à Paris
Macaron Violette by Sadaharu Aoki
Tarte Fine Porcelana by Pierre Hermé
Macaron Fraise Coeur Pistache by Café Pouchkine
Hugo Passion by Hugo & Victor
Tartelette Fraise-Coco by Un Dimanche à Paris
Pistache-Fraise by Des Gâteaux et du Pain
Tarte au Chocolat by Jacques Genin
Saint-Honoré by La Pâtisserie des Rêves
Macaron Caramel by Pain de Sucre
Moskito by Café Pouchkine
Tarte Tatin by Ladurée
Macaron Amande by Art Macaron
Croissant Ispahan by Pierre Hermé
Très appétissant!
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