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Baba in Paris

Colorful market display with pastries, jams, and handwritten price signs by Tony Fitzgerald Photography.

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Chef tasting food at a culinary event.
Canele

Outside the Sacre Coeur there was a food festival at Christmas where famous food providers from all over France were demonstrating cooking techniques.  There we discovered the Canele d’Armagnac and the Baba au Bougnat, which quickly became our new Christmas tradition.

We first discovered the Kugelhopf in the Alsatian city of Strasbourg, a sort of coffee cake with fruits and nuts, baked in a special mold.  But when we got to Paris, we found the cakes were smaller and soaked in rum.

It went perfectly with our Christmas village where the Sacre Coeur is the centerpiece.


Photos by Tony Fitzgerald Photography

Recipes created by Lisa LeCoump — Food Photographer, Agricultural Expert, and Home Baker. Sharing master recipes, chef secrets, and sustainable baking for every kitchen. Featured on various publications.

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