By Anne Willan
Published 1989
The praline and nougatine used by the pastry cook should not be confused with the candies of the same name, although like the candies, both are based on a mixture of caramel and nuts. Praline is made with whole almonds or hazelnuts and has a wonderfully fragrant taste. It is a favorite dessert flavoring for mousses, pastry cream and ice cream. It can be bought ready-made from specialty baking shops as a compact brown paste, or made at home. Nougatine is cut into decorative shapes or used as a base for gâteaux and to line molds.
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