- An
entremet or
entremets (/ˈɑːntrəmeɪ/; French: [ɑ̃tʁəmɛ]; from Old French,
literally meaning "between servings") in
French cuisine historically referred...
- The
pastry is
sometimes credited to Marie-Antoine Carême. However, an
entremet called pe**** gâteaux vole au vent is
mentioned in François Marin's 1739...
- 16th-century amu****t was to
place live
birds in a pie, as a form of
entremet. An
Italian cookbook from 1549 (translated into
English in 1598) contained...
- מגרר גריר).
During the
Middle Ages
formal French meals were
served with
entremets between the
serving of plates.
These secondary dishes could be either...
-
ultimate showstopper challenge, the
bakers were
tasked to make one
large entremet,
having a
minimum of five elements, one of
which must be a sponge, and...
-
Final Challenge:
Create a
display case that
includes a
display piece, an
entremet cake, a
savory bread piece,
bonbons and a
plated dessert for a special...
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traditionally it is
served at
parties that
celebrate weddings and baptisms.
Entremet "Marie
Antoine dit
Antonin Careme (1784 - 1833)". Le Monde.
Archived from...
- In the showstopper, the
bakers had 4
hours to make an
entremet display,
consisting of 24
entremets in two
different flavours. For the
signature challenge...
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Mirror glaze on an
entremet....
- the canapé.
During the
Middle Ages
formal French meals were
served with
entremets between the
serving of plates.
These secondary dishes could be either...
