How To Use Patisserie In A Sentence
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The marriage is abandoned and she leaves university, moving to another village, where she finds work at a patisserie.
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The final challenge is an iconic French patisserie, the opera cake.
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I went to college and trained hard for my NVQ in bakery and patisserie.
The Sun
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I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness.
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Amanda had done a lot of travelling to Italy and other European countries working in patisseries and health stores making chocolates.
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But in France, they are carefully hand-harvested and sold as a seasonal luxury to serve atop perfect individual custard tarts at Paris patisseries.
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It was a real boost to the spirits, as was the coffee and cake I had at a patisserie afterwards.
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Fill a piping bag with the salted caramel crème patisserie and a medium nozzle.
Times, Sunday Times
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As we juggled our time between morning visits and lazy afternoons in and out of piazzas and patisseries, I wondered what would have appealed to him.
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Christian Hadfield won the best patisserie dish in a live cookout and received a trophy, and a magnum of red burgundy for his efforts.
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It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite.
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Fill a piping bag with the salted caramel crème patisserie and a medium nozzle.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's getting dark as we leave the patisserie and the chanting begins again.
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The second is a Maison Blanc, one of a small chain of French patisseries.
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The final task is a truly iconic French patisserie, the opera cake.
Times, Sunday Times
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First I took a short train ride to go to a patisserie called Au Bon Vieux Temps.
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I was distracted by a window full of patisseries on the Rue Bonaparte.
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Few, these days, have time for a trip to the patisserie before work, which explains the fast-growing popularity of that Anglo-Saxon import, the breakfast cereal.
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The croissant is a solid creation, good for midtown, but keep in mind it cannot compete against those in non-midtown territories around Manhattan aka Patisserie Claude, La Bergamote.
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I hated it and I knew I wanted to be in the kitchen, so in 1956 I headed straight for Paris to work in a patisserie, indulging my love of sugar and sweetness.
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From there, head for the maze of narrow streets with patisseries and charcuteries nestling alongside boutiques and perfumeries.
The Sun
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It will boast a fabulous selection of freshly-baked French breads and patisseries, traditional charcuterie and delicacies and fine herbs and spices to whet any appetite.
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Tempting delights include a huge selection of cheeses, charcuterie and patisserie, plus freshly baked bread and cakes.
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Patisseries, delicatessens, cafés, boulangeries and newsagents fully operational by 6.30 am and still going strong at nine at night.
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There are boulangeries and patisseries in every town, with fresh croissants and pastries.
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Where puddings are concerned, mascarpone can make a great replacement for crème patisserie or custard.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fill a piping bag with the salted caramel crème patisserie and a medium nozzle.
Times, Sunday Times
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And one of the places I knew I was going to, and I actually did, was patisserie Pierre Hermé, a Tokyo outlet of the world-famous celebrity patissier.
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Café Bleu offers a range of sandwiches, panini and patisseries which he describes as Mediterranean cuisine.
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Cool and airy, it is tastefully converted from an elaborately corniced patisserie.
Times, Sunday Times
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I couldn't resist a magical, exotic pale pink patisserie creation that almost defies description.
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It is a typical Catalan affair: a lobster and rice stew, cuttlefish black in their own ink, grilled prawns, bread rubbed with tomato and drizzled with oil, and, to finish, a Cadaqués speciality, "taps" - sweet, very light plain sponge cakes bought from a patisserie around the headland that morning.
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In the seaside suburb of St Kilda, you'll find fantastic patisseries still owned by descendants of the original Jewish families who settled there.
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Now an upmarket shop, it has 46 employees and operates a patisserie, delicatessen and a meat, game and poultry section.
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Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her.
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The kids were only interested in the towns and villages if they had a patisserie and a swimming pool; the canal was too murky to be jumping into.
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He perked up a bit when we went down the stairs to the patisserie for a cookie.
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Vorosmarty is home to the city's most famous confectionery shop, Gerbeaud patisserie, where the cognac cherry bonbon was invented.
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Boule is a smart synthesis of Parisian-inspired sweets, including a pâtisserie (pastries), glacerie (ice cream and sorbet), chocolaterie (truffles) and confiserie (assorted confections).
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He is a highly trained patisserie chef and chocolatier and has made chocolates for the Belgian royal family.
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So I jumped in my little car I'd bought for £50 and went to Amsterdam where I found Dutch patisserie is probably the best in Europe.
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The Pastry Boutique also specializes in exquisite floral arrangements, delectable chocolate and a range of patisseries.
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The long, narrow proportions of the 2,600 sf Patisserie is reinforced by a floating ceiling running the length of the interior, drawing the patron in from Queen Street to the depths of the kitchen.
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Afterwards Mum, Amelia and I sat outside a patisserie (which is what they have in Albert Park) in the chilly May sunshine and sipped hot coffees.
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Mix half with the crème patisserie, cover with film and leave to cool.
Times, Sunday Times
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Say goodbye to the scene in which a car smashes into a boulangerie; Hollywood prefers to demolish patisseries.
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Fill a piping bag with the salted caramel crème patisserie and a medium nozzle.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now, only a French-run patisserie outclasses her.
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Christian Hadfield won the best patisserie dish in a live cookout and received a trophy, and a magnum of red burgundy for his efforts.
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Not that my visit is all patisserie and cafe au lait, goodness no.
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He likes them and asks me to take some pictures of his entremets at Vanille Patisserie for some work related projects.
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Rob was at the finish with two bags full of cookies and bonbons from a local patisserie.
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Turn a corner and we were faced with a whole street full of quite beautiful patisserie shops.
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Then there is the arty bookshop he is planning downstairs, and the adjustments that need to be made to the chairs in the patisserie.
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A patisserie is a bakery that specializes in pastries.
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