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Îles Flottantes aux Pralines Roses

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    4

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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Trish's French Kitchen

By Trish Deseine

Published 2008

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A praline is a sugar-coated almond which can be coloured and flavoured. When it is crushed into a powder, it becomes the pralin used in cakes and desserts. Mixed with chocolate, its name changes again, to praline. Pink pralines roses are most famously used in tarte aux pralines, a dessert from Lyon, and brioche aux pralines. The pink colouring prettily seeps into the fluffy brioche and the almonds give a satisfying crunch. Much the same thing happens in th

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