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| Rene of the petits fours thread reminded me of something I used to get in a bakery every once in a while, but I only have vague memory. They were little petits fours covered with dark chocolate. The cake was in three colors, those of the Italian flag. I vaguely remember almond as one of the flavors. I used to get these in New York all over the place but have seen them nowhere else. Anyone have any idea what they are/were? Last edited by Free Rider : 10-17-2007 at 11:57 AM. |
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| they are frangipane with food colouring, layered with jelly-rasp or apricot, sliced long and coated in chocolate and sliced into those little squares/rectangles. They can be exquisit(really good) or sickening (really bad).
__________________ bake first, ask questions later. http://www.myspace.com/chefmbrown Professor Culinary and Pastry Arts www.CCCCD.edu |
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| ooh that sounds yummy!! anything with Raspberry in it has to be good... wonder if anyone has a recipie for the cake .... or a good sponge , at least |
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| i make them every year for christmas - i will find the recipe for you later today. my son eats them as soon as he can find my stash. they are layers of an almond paste sponge, raspberry, current or apricot jelly, weighted down and then frosted with a dark choclate glaze. sometimes called venetians, sometimes napolitans, due to the tricolor effect - like the italian flag. kathee |
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| oh great !! thank you so much:-) |
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| Rainbow Cookie 4 # almond paste 2 # butter 2 # sugar 1 3/4 qts egg yolks 1 # bread flour Cream first 3 ingredients, add yolks then bread flour. Divide into 4 parts and color ( 3 # per sheet pan) Bake approx 15 minutes and cool, spread with a thin layer of apricot jam and stack..freeze then unmold and glaze with chocolate. |
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| oh yummy thankyou!! |
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| It makes 1 full sheet pan and I forgot to add that once unmolded cut into strips of the size you want and glaze or cover with marzipan & glaze. |
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