Banana Suckers
Airy puffs filled with pastry cream, whipped cream and fresh banana, finished with a glossy layer of yellow fondant.
Airy puffs filled with pastry cream, whipped cream and fresh banana, finished with a glossy layer of yellow fondant.
These classic Belgian buttercup cookies, also called daisies, are delicate, flower-shaped treats with a rich buttery taste. They are traditionally decorated with a candied cherry, chocolate or a tuft of jam in the center.
Marzipan is a sweet treat made from almonds and sugar, often used in pastries or as candy. Making marzipan yourself is easy and requires only a few ingredients.
Covering jelly is ideal for giving cakes and pastries a beautiful sheen and protecting fruit from drying out.
Rafitsnow, also known as decorating snow or snow sugar is a fine, white decorating powder based on powdered sugar. This compound ideal for sprinkling on moist or oily surfaces such as cakes, cookies, fruit salads and ice cream.
A Breton apple pie with almond sand dough as a base, filled with a rich frangipane and topped with crisp apple fries and vanilla sauce. Final touch – raftisnow and pistachios.
Advocaat cream puffs are cream prise puffs with eggnog finished with fondant and a playful sprinkling of chocolate. Perfect for any celebration!
Make these airy tiger puffs filled with cream prise and a crispy top for a festive treat. Perfect for any party or a cozy moment at home.
Enjoy this delicious tartelettes made with homemade lard dough, frangipane filling, and fresh apples, finished with chopped pistachio nuts.
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Chou parisien – A classic French dessert of puffs filled with whipped cream and bound cherries finished with a layer of powdered sugar.
Airy puffs in the shape of dainty swans, filled with creamy pastry cream and fresh pineapple filling. Perfect for any festive occasion.
Delicious handmade tea cookies with various finishes such as cinnamon, coconut and decorative sugar. Perfect with a cup of tea (or coffee)!