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A Short Paste, a Delicious Pear Tart, and a Choice of Three Toppings
I’ve mentioned in an early post that there were, for the most part, three types of pastry crusts used in 18th century cooking. This is admittedly a simplification of the goings-on of the old English kitchen. There were other types … Continue reading
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Tagged crust, custard, pan, paste, pear, rolling pin, tart, tin
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Pan Perdu (or as we call it “French Toast”)
Who doesn’t like a nice big plate of French Toast? For me it brings back fond childhood memories of Saturday mornings — usually during the holidays when no one seemed to be in a hurry to change out of our … Continue reading