Last night was the New York Food & Wine Festival “Sweet” event and the desserts on display were truly awesome. Rarely are so many of New York’s best pastry chefs and their desserts all in one place at the same time. Here’s Part 1 (Part @ is here) of some of best plates on hand:
Johnny Iuzzini’s booth was mobbed all night. I thought he would win the fan prize but he was just beaten by The Doughnut Plant. More from Johnny Iuzzini of Jean Georges on Dessertbuzz.
The Doughnut Plant brought a selection of doughnuts including a delicious jelly doughnut but their creme brulee doughnut, which was hand-blow-torched on the spot was the hit of the show and netted them the prize for best dessert at the 2011 Sweet event. More from the Doughnut Plant on Dessertbuzz. Look for a “blow torch” video on this soon.
Karen DeMasco’s desserts are always interesting and always delicious. More from Karen DeMasco of Locanda Verde on DessertBuzz.
You think you have had good cannolis? Think again. These are the real deal. More from Andrea Jarosh of Donatella on DessertBuzz.
More coverage of Catrine Oscarson of Mas (Farmhouse).
More coverage of Michelle Park from Kyotofu.
The all-vegan Baby Cakes bakery had some killer chocolate brownies. Not sure anyone would ever be able to tell that these doughnuts were vegan and gluten free. More coverage of Baby Cakes at the show coming soon.
Stay tuned for tons more coverage of the Sweet event including interviews.



















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