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Bouchon bakery Irish soda bread
St Patrick’s day is long past but I had a really nice Irish soda bread from Bouchon in the Time Warner Center 2 weeks ago and felt it was worth a mention (I doubt it’s even still available). The single serving bread was served like a muffin wrapped in wax paper. The bread had a nice aroma and was not sweet as an Irish soda bread should be. Read the interesting history of Irish Soda bread here.
Bisous Ciao had the NYC macaron crown for almost 2 years
I updated this post because I received a very comprehensive comment from a reader about NYC macarons.
Reader “Elle”: (more…)
Friday night was the New York Food & Wine Festival “Sweet” event. A rare opportunity to try some of the best desserts from New York’s top pastry chefs–all in one place. This is part 2 of our report (Part 1 with fan favorite Doughnut Plant and Johnny Iuzzini is here). (more…)
New York Food and Wine Festival - Sweet Event on September 29th, sponsored by Godiva
I can’t believe how many Dessert Buzz favorites are attending the “Sweet” event at the New York Food and Wine Festival (Tonight!). It will be a truly awesome event this for any attendee, so grab your tickets asap since this event will sell out. EVENT IS SOLD OUT! Pastry chefs attending the event who have been featured on DessertBuzz include Francois Payard (interview) of Francois Chocolate Bar, Gustav Tzoc (interview) of Abe and Arthur’s, Andrea Jarosh of Donatella, Michelle Park of Kyotofu, Karen DeMasco of Locanda Verde, Catrine Oscarson of Mas, Ludovic Augendre and Florian Bellange of Mad Mac, Johnny Iuzzini of Jean Georges, Alison Kave of First Prize Pies and Ron Ben-Israel Cakes, Details below.
Andrea Jarosh's Sfogliatella dessert from Donatella
Karen DeMasco Mini Rhubarb Pie
Mad-Mac's Macarons
Bisous Ciao had the NYC macaron crown for almost 2 years
Why is it so important for New Yorkers to know what other people think is “the best”? With the opening of Laduree in New York City there has been a considerable amount of macaron hype, most of it around how superior their macarons are to everything else. Last week I finally got to try about eight of them (thank you Doctore) and I can safely say they are the best this city has to offer right now. They feature perfect buttercream, super-soft almond flour cookie shell and insanely strong flavors–despite flying 3600 miles from Paris every day! (more…)
Sunday, March 20th is Macaron day! Many bakeries in New York will be participating by offering free macarons. To receive a free macaron just tell the shop you are there for Macaron Day NYC. Visit www.macarondaynyc.com for a complete list of participants and more information. Go here for coverage of last year’s event. Participants as of March 17:
Bouchon Bakery Peanut Butter and Jelly Macaron
It may be freezing here in NYC but peanuts and jelly are in season at Bouchon! That’s right, the seasonal macaron at Bouchon Bakery is PB & J. For a mere $3.25 you can get an extra large size French Macaron filled with delicious peanut butter and house made jelly. My photos don’t capture the magenta coloring of the cookie but don’t be fooled, the staff told me that despite it’s berry flavored color the cookie doesn’t have a flavor. The photo also makes the macaron look a bit “crackely”–while the crust wasn’t super soft it wasn’t hard either.