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What is a typical patisserie dessert?

Laure Joubert
Laure Joubert
2025-10-23 02:02:57
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A typical patisserie dessert is a French apple tart, a classic shop-window patisserie. Tarte tatin is another heavenly French dessert, with dark and sticky caramel, sweet apples and crisp pastry combining to make it. Crème brûlée tartlets are also a decadent caramel pud, combining a smooth and creamy classic French dessert with crisp golden pastry. Canelés are impressive desserts from Bordeaux, with a caramelised crust and soft middle. Raspberry religieuse is a fabulously fruity version of a French choux bun patisserie classic, filled with fluffy vanilla cream, fresh berries and naturally coloured pink icing. Vanilla custard slices are a luxurious patisserie addition to an afternoon tea, sandwiching creamy vanilla custard between two layers of crisp puff pastry. Homemade eclairs are a labour of love, but the reward will be a decadent mouthful of crisp pastry oozing creamy vanilla custard. Strawberry gâteau St Honoré is a spectacular French dessert, with all the elements able to be done in stages, making it a showstopper dessert for a dinner party. Profiteroles are a classic 1970s dessert, while macarons are a perfect light hit when only chocolate will do, with picture-perfect results.