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Viennoiseries (French: [vjɛnwazʁi]; English: "things in the
style of Vienna") are
French baked goods made from a yeast-leavened
dough in a
manner similar...
- Cuisine-french.com.
Retrieved 1 May 2012. Harlé, Eva (18
March 2015).
Pains et
Viennoiseries (in French).
Hachette Pratique. p. 138. ISBN 9782014600407. Retrieved...
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There are many
dishes considered part of
French cuisine. Some
dishes are
considered universally accepted as part of the
national cuisine,
while others...
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Orchard Viennoiseries (chocolate
mandarin croissants,
apple danishes and
almond brioches)
Chris Pork
Sausage Rolls 5th
Yeast Free
Viennoiseries (praline...
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November 2011 Macarons, Grub
Street Publishing, UK, 2011 Le
Livre des
Viennoiseries de
Pierre Hermé,
Asahiya Shuppan, 2011 Au Cœur du Goût (co-writer with...
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adaptation from the
plainer form of kipferl,
before the
invention of
viennoiseries—can be
dated to at
least 1839 (some say 1838) when an
Austrian artillery...
- trolley,
which had to
consist of one
picturesque pie, six mini cakes, six
viennoiseries and
eight elegant cookies, for a
total of 21 items. "Ann ****el and...
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specialty whole grains and
organic breads,
advanced breakfast pastries and
viennoiseries, and
specialty breads. The
school emphasizes discipline,
following instructions...
- Jean
Philippe Rameau,
orchestrated version of
harpsichord pieces 2009:
Viennoiseries musicales 2010: Atys by Jean-Baptiste
Lully 2012: Charpentier: Music...
- Lavoisier. p. 30. ISBN 2-7430-0289-1. Garnier, André (1992).
Pains et
viennoiseries,
recettes et
techniques (in French). Lucerne: Dormonval. p. 9. ISBN 2-7372-2272-9...
