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Though Rose Water is typically thought of as an ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisine, it finds numerous uses in French cooking, as well. You can find it in sorbets, fruit compôtes, or as a flavoring in drinks.
Though Rose Water is typically thought of as an ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisine, it finds numerous uses in French cooking, as well. You can find it in sorbets, fruit compôtes, or as a flavoring in drinks.
Completely alcohol free, this Aniseed is a delightful beverage to enjoy surrounded by family and friends. Dilute this Aniseed in chilled water with...
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Chocolate mousse, crêpes, gâteau Breton, madeleines, the celebrated bugnes lyonnaises and the Provençal Christmas cake, pompe à l'huile...recipes ...
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The story of Teisseire dated back to 1720 (that's not a typo, 1720!) when Mathieu Teisseire created a distillery specializing in drinks based on f...
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The story of Teisseire dates back to 1720 (that's not a typo, 1720!) when Mathieu Teisseire created a distillery specializing in drinks based on f...
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The story of Teisseire dates back to 1720 (that's not a typo, 1720!) when Mathieu Teisseire created a distillery specializing in drinks based on f...
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