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Cream puff

Cream Puff refers to a hollow round crisp choux pastry which is split in half, then filled with a loads of whipped cream or vanilla pudding or custard. They are usually topped with melted chocolate.

Cream Puff is also called Profiterole or Choux à la crème or Choux Chantilly. It is one of the beloved and iconic pastry in France.

I will always remember this pastry as my Ninang Letty Mercado (my Godmother) used to buy some pieces everytime it was my birthday when I was a small girl together with a newly sewed dress. I always celebrated my birthday with her and she had Cream Puffs for me all the time. It was a real treat for me as a child. The version that she always gave me was with melted caramel on top

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Cream soups

Cream soups refers to a type of thick soup which is thickened with roux, buerre manie, liason or other thickening agent with the addition of milk or cream.

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Crema

Crema, a term rooted in the Latin word for cream ("cremum"), refers to a variety of creamy and velvety culinary creations found in various cuisines around the world. This article delves into the world of crema, exploring its diverse applications, potential risks, historical significance, and legal considerations. We will also provide a popular recipe showcasing the delightful use of crema and highlight some similar culinary ingredients.

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Cremasse

Cremasse refers to a typical Haitian drink served during the holidays.

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Crème

Crème (or creme) is a French word for 'cream', used in culinary terminology for various preparations. Cream, a high-fat dairy product made from milk.

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Creme Bavaroise

Creme Bavaroise is the French term for "Bavarian Vanilla Creme", a dessert made with thick egg custard mixed with cream and flavored with chocolate or fruits Originally, it is known in French as Fromage Bavarois.

Creme d'Asperges

Creme d'Asperges is the French cream of white asparagus soup with rice. It is made of white asparagus which is abundant in Europe during the spring time, chicken stock, rice and finished of with milk or cream. It is popularly known in other countries as Cream of Asparagus Soup and always available as a ready-made product.

Creme de Banane

Creme de Banane refers to the French sweet banana-flavored liqueur.

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Creme de Cacao

Creme de Cacao refers to the French chocolate-flavored liqueur. Creme de Cacao is produce in colorless and brown versions. It is useful in both the cocktail bar and the kitchen. It is also sometimes drunk through a layer of cream.

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Crème de Châtaigne

Crème de Châtaigne is a French distinctive, sweet apéritif made from sweet chestnuts. Crème de Châtaigne is usually drunk with white wine as a novel alternative to Kir de Cassis. Crème de Châtaigne is one of the sweet chestnut products from the Lot Valley where sweet chestnuts are abundant.

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