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Ladurée Sucré - The Recipes

English · Hardback

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The story of Ladurée started in 1862 when Louis Ernest Ladurée opened a bakery in the heart of Paris at 16 rue Royale. In 1872, following a fire, the little bakery became a pastry shop and the decoration was then done by Jules Cheret, a famous painter and poster-designer of the time. Jeanne Souchard, Ernest Ladurée's wife, then had the idea of combining the Parisian café with a pastry-shop, thereby creating one of Paris' first tea-rooms. 


In 1993 Ladurée was bought by Francis and David Holder and becomes one of the best-known gourmet addresses in Paris, a veritable institution with its famous "macaron" as its emblem. In 1997 Ladurée opened a tea-room/restaurant on the prestigious Champs-Elysées, followed by another in the Printemps department store and on the Left Bank as well as the beginning of their international adventure with branches in London, Geneva, Monaco and Tokyo.


In this book Philippe Andrieu, the Pastry Chef at Ladurée, reveals 100 of the most famous Ladurée recipes, adapted for the general public. From the Strawberry Cake with Rose Choux Pastry to Pistachio Financiers and the world-famous macarons in all their variety, this icon of French "art de vivre" is brought to life in a palette of pastries the colour of powder pink, light green, bright purple, and lemon yellow.


List of contents










Introduction: The history of Ladurée 1. Macaroons; 2. Little Cakes; 3. Ice-creams and fruit desserts; 4. Tarts; 5. Puddings and verrines; 6. Big Cakes; 7. Breads ; 8. Tea-time and candies; 9. Little biscuits; 10. Beverages; 11. Basic recipes.

About the author










Philippe Andrieu has been the Executive Pastry Chef at Ladurée since 1998. Beforehand he perfected his art in such reputable establishments as Fauchon and worked with chefs such as Michel Bras and Georges Blanc. Twice per year, like fashion collections, he imagines new flavors and colors for the cakes such as Religieuses, Saint-Honorés, macarons for all the Ladurées around the world. Sophie Tramier is a photographer who specializes in food and lifestyle. She regularly contributes to magazines such as ELLE Déco, ELLE à table, Maisons Côté Sud, Maison française and Marie-Claire Idées. She has done the photography for many books including Verrines glacées et autres douceurs (Marabout), Le Canard de Julie (Marabout), Pêche de haute-mer: 126 recettes autour du monde (Minerva), Les douceurs de Kenza (Minerva), Carnet de recettes d'une femme raffinée (Mango), Magie gourmande (Seuil) and Meilleures recettes de soupes (Flammarion).

Summary

100 recipes from the Pastry Chef at the prestigious Ladurée. The book is designed to look and feel like one of their "cult" boxes of macarons, famous for their pastel colours and sophistication.

Additional text

"This recipe [three in total] is an extract from Laduree: Sucre /The Sweet Recipes by ACC Art Books. Next, why not try more romantic recipes for Valentine's Day?"

Product details

Authors Philippe Andrieu
Assisted by Sophie Tramier (Photographs)
Publisher ACC Art Books
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 01.10.2023
 
EAN 9781788842426
ISBN 978-1-78884-242-6
Dimensions 175 mm x 182 mm x 40 mm
Weight 910 g
Illustrations farbige Illustrationen
Series Laduree
Ladurée
Subjects Guides > Food & drink > Baking
Non-fiction book > Art, literature > Photo art

Dessert, food, Sweets, Ganache, Parisian, COOKING / Courses & Dishes / Desserts, COOKING / Regional & Ethnic / French, foodies, Chocolate, Meringue, giftbooks, MacaronRecipes, Flavours, Confectionary, SandwichCookies, Macaroon, LouisErnestLadurée

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