Sadly, I did not become as fluent in French as I hoped to. I just couldn't wrap my head around some adjectives being masculine and some feminine....among other things....*sigh*
http://www.tenderisthebite.com/2010/04/lady-ms-mille-crepes/ |
So last week as I was
a) a movie...b) a woman...or c) food...
Upon conducting an extensive literary search (i.e Google) as well as trying to figure out how to pronounce the darn thing, (Meee-fee? Mil Fooill? Milly Fooly?...apparently its [mil fœj] which is not any more helpful -_-) I learned that Mille-Feuille (which translates to 'thousand sheets') is a French pastry. According to Wikipedia, it is traditionally made up of 3 layers of puff pastry alternating with layers of pastry cream or other fillings. They are usually topped with icing, or fondant, or various other sweet stuff.
Now if you've been reading MM religiously (you have right? RIGHT?!) you probably know by now that I haven't attempted these desserts in the kitchen...yet...ONE OF THESE DAYS....I might....but until then you'll just have to put up with mouthwatering pictures and a few recipes and my hysterical jokes...okay maybe not the last one : )
Alright so to attempt your own mille-feuille at home there are some recipes here, here, and one more yummy variation here .
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/15848/raspberry+custard+cream+mille+feuille |
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Happy Baking!
You should try. There is shortcuts to make it. Because i know of course it will never taste like in Paris :)
ReplyDeleteThe ones in Vegas are not that bad. LOL
I haven't tried to make some at home either.
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Isabelle
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