Please note that I have linked as many of the 1001 to links on the web, such as wikipedia (those that have links are underlined). I have also indicated in italics and bold, the ones that I have tried. I anticipate over the course of the year, writing about each ingredient, but for the purpose of these lists, I felt that a general list was probably the best.
Section 8: Bakery
- Cornish Pasty
- Samosa
- EmpanadaTamale
- Kulebiaka
- Melton Mowbray Pork Pie
- Injera
- Tortilla
- Pane Carasau
- Barbari
- Nan
- San Fransisco Sourdough
- Pain au Levain Naturel
- Pane di Altamura
- Soda Bread
- Challah
- Butterzopf
- Ciabatta
- Focaccia
- Hardough
- Limpa Bread
- Pumpernickel
- Roggencollkornbrot
- Rugbraud
- Pane Siciliano
- Kavring
- Bammy
- Bagel
- Bialy
- Crumpet
- English Muffin
- Croissant
- Brioche
- Pan de Coco
- Malt Loaf
- Kugelhopf
- Bara Brith
- Paasiaisleipa
- Lussekatter
- Birnbrot
- Stollen
- Panettone
- Blini
- Scots Pancake
- Hopper
- Arepa de Choclo
- Bath Oliver
- Oatcake
- Knackebrod
- Matzo
- Nurnberger Elisenlebkuchen
- Basler Leckerli
- Amaretto di Saronno
- Brandy Snap
- Appenzeller Biber
- Florentine
- Shortbread
- Chocolate Chip Cookie
- Liege Waffle
- Madeleine de Commercy
- Scone
- Brownie
- Berliner Doughnut
- Mooncake
- Baba
- Honey Cake
- Maid of Honor
- Tarte Tartin
- Devil Food Cake
- Dobos Torte
- Sacher Torte
- Baumkuchen
- Black Forest Cake
- British Fruitcake
- Madeira Cake
- Potato Apple Cake
- Cheesecake
- Paska
- Pavlova
- Linzer Torte
- Torta di Castagne
- Torta Caprese di Mandorle
- Treacle Tart
- Tarte aux Fraises
- Apple Strudel
- Belgian Frangipane Pastry
- Eclair
- Danish Pastry
- Mince Pie
- Pasteis de Nata
- Gerbet Macaroon
- Millefeuille
- Gullac
- Gaziantep baklava
- Sbrisolona
- Vatrushka
- Struffoli di Napoli
- Mochi
Bakery: 71/97
Not that I am being a bitch about the list, but where on earth is the "petit pain au chocolat" on this list??? They have a friggin' chocolate chip cookie, but no "petit pain au chocolat" or "biscotti". This bakery list, although thourough, is totally incomplete. I am going to have to see what else they are missing, but there are already two key things. On a better note, they have included the master pastry chef Pierre Herme and his fabulous Gerbet Macaroon. Two thumbs up to that.
I am also quite interested to see that many of these are European Christmas specialties. As I am heading to France for the holidays and will be spending quite a bit of time in Germany and Switzerland, I am so excited to revisit tasting many of them. Some key ones that I noticed were:
- Lussekatter
- Birnbrot (which I haven't tried :-))
- Stollen
- Panettone ( a good one is one of my favourites!)
- Nurnberger Elisenlebkuchen
- Basler Leckerli (mmmmmmm)
- Amaretto di Saronno
- Brandy Snap ( a personal family favourite that has been a part of every Christmas dinner since I was a baby. Very British. You fill them with whipped cream and they are so yummy!!!)
- Baumkuchen
- British Fruitcake
So many treats at the holidays. I am very excited. God help my waist line.......
Happy tasting. Steph
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