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Petite fours - pronounces "petty fours" - are small pastries, and petite four glaze is generally a sugary syrup - often thickened with apricot jam or marmalade - used to coat the pastries.
Petite fours - pronounces "petty fours" - are small pastries, and petite four glaze is generally a sugary syrup - often thickened with apricot jam or marmalade - used to coat the pastries.
Yes they did. I saw them in an old Victorian cookbook, they were quite popular.
There are 58 fours in 232.
There are 9 fours in 36
it means 3 fours
44 - 4/4
The population of Uvernet-Fours is 637.
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The Book of Fours was created in 2001-04.
The Book of Fours has 336 pages.
Petit fours are small, bite-sized confections typically classified into three main categories: petit fours sec, which are dry cookies or biscuits; petit fours glacés, which are iced or glazed cakes; and petit fours salés, which are savory versions often made with ingredients like cheese or meats. These delightful treats are often served at events and are known for their intricate designs and flavors, making them popular in French pastry. Each category showcases a variety of techniques and presentations, contributing to their appeal in both taste and aesthetics.