I cannot resist these cookies, but I try! Crispy butter cookie topped with gooey maple and chocolate. They also make a cookie with dark chocolate topping, similar to Petit Ecolier. I like them both, but I love the maple
Mine is Doberge Cake, comes in caramel, chocolate or lemon and the bakeries will do half and half for extra decadence. Chocolate custard filled and lemon curd filled are my favorites. SO miss south Louisiana, used to get one every year for my birthday but easily contains a year's worth of calories. Salivating
One of the last places I cooked at had roast duck on the menu. The chef would trim the ducks before roasting, then put all the trim in the bottom of the pan. A big treat in the kitchen was getting out the fresh crispy duck skin trim. So yummy. So much like eating pure crunchy duck fat.
Oh, @OregonYeti, I was thinking there is no one food I feel this way about but then you mentioned India. Never been, but there is a kind of sev available in the self-serve snack bins at one of the grocery stores in the S. Asian neighborhood here that I cannot bring home in any but the most moderate quantities. I could eat it by the pound.
Oh, @OregonYeti, I was thinking there is no one food I feel this way about but then you mentioned India. Never been, but there is a kind of sev available in the self-serve snack bins at one of the grocery stores in the S. Asian neighborhood here that I cannot bring home in any but the most moderate quantities. I could eat it by the pound.
I'd never ever heard of sev before. Funny how no matter how many new things we try, how much we read or watch stuff about food... there's always more to learn! /img/vbsmilies/smilies/smile.gif
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