I'm definitely making these Parisian Gerbet Macaroons! They are gonna be pink too!!! |
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I'm definitely making these Parisian Gerbet Macaroons! They are gonna be pink too!!! |
Wow Marie! All of those look so good it seems like it will be hard to choose. I really like the mini cheesecake ones and mini chocolate moose ( I think that's what they are at least) and I like the ones that are white with pink flowers on top. I'm sure you'll have alot of fun making yours!
Ver
I really like all of them...so darling! Just be sure to make a few extras!! :-) YUM!
'Petit four. A petit four is a small fancy cake, biscuit, or sweet-such as a piece of marzipan or a crystallized or chocolate covered fruit--typically severed nowadays with coffee at the end of a meal. The term is French in origin. It means literally small oven', and may have come from the practice of cooking tiny cakes and biscuits a petit four, that is in low oven, at low temperature'. It was adopted into English in the late nineteenth century.'. Any will do! Have fun,
I like the one that's the fourth from the top (or is that the 5th from the top?!?). So many choices. They look scrumptious. If it were me, I would just go nuts and try a bunch of different variations to see which ones turn out the best, but you probably don't have time (let alone ingredients) to do all of that, sooooooo.... My faves are the little pink-brown-and-white with little hearts and dots. 2nd place: the box of nine. 3rd place: the culinary petite fours on the white dish with a fork- simple yet elegant. Go for it, Marie!
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Wow Marie! All of those look so good it seems like it will be hard to choose. I really like the mini cheesecake ones and mini chocolate moose ( I think that's what they are at least) and I like the ones that are white with pink flowers on top. I'm sure you'll have alot of fun making yours!
Ver
I really like all of them...so darling! Just be sure to make a few extras!! :-) YUM!
'Petit four. A petit four is a small fancy cake, biscuit, or sweet-such as a piece of marzipan or a crystallized or chocolate covered fruit--typically severed nowadays with coffee at the end of a meal. The term is French in origin. It means literally small oven', and may have come from the practice of cooking tiny cakes and biscuits a petit four, that is in low oven, at low temperature'. It was adopted into English in the late nineteenth century.'. Any will do! Have fun,
I like the one that's the fourth from the top (or is that the 5th from the top?!?). So many choices. They look scrumptious. If it were me, I would just go nuts and try a bunch of different variations to see which ones turn out the best, but you probably don't have time (let alone ingredients) to do all of that, sooooooo.... My faves are the little pink-brown-and-white with little hearts and dots. 2nd place: the box of nine. 3rd place: the culinary petite fours on the white dish with a fork- simple yet elegant. Go for it, Marie!
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