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Baked goods and sweet treats

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Nobody Does it Better: Why French Cooking is still the best in the world

By Trish Deseine

Published 2007

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Mythical macaroons from Ladurée. Historically correct biscuits from Le Petit Due. Chocolats Bonnat, some of the finest in France. Elegant baguettes from Poujauran. Nostradamus’s nibbles. Joël Durand’s chocolates, ready to be put in alphabetical order.

Every dedicated French cook has her ‘little black book’ of bought-in treats and accessories that make her meals special. Top-quality chocolate is still bought mostly at individual chocolatiers. It is a tradition to give beautiful boxes to friends and neighbours at Christmas. And at Easter, chocolate eggs, bunnies, chickens and, oddly, lobsters, are bought from local shops. Industrially made versions are thankfully confined to the bigger supermarkets.

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