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The Last Word Pâte de Fruit

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  • Makes

    fifty-four

    1 inch 2.5 cm ) cubes
    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
Gabriel Kreuther: The Spirit of Alsace

By Gabriel Kreuther

Published 2021

  • About

A gelled version of the Prohibition-era Chartreuse cocktail, this is the most basic of the pâte de fruits because it’s simply one mixture poured into a small sheet pan. The fennel fronds and dill not only give it floral notes, but also serve as a kind of interior garnish for this green-hued gel. We simply cut these into cubes and serve. This is a great all-purpose method and recipe.

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