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Try changing the search filters.Madeleines are the perfect accompaniment to afternoon tea - these buttery sponge cakes (often mistaken for cookies because of their small size) are slightly browned and crispy on the outside while remaining soft and tender on the inside. A typical... READ MORE
This elaborately decorated, rolled, and filled sponge cake is frosted with chocolate buttercream made to look like a tree bark. Some of the decorations might include marzipan sticks, sugar cobwebs, and meringue mushrooms. The origins of the cake c... READ MORE
Both crispy and creamy in texture, this French cake is traditionally made with almond or hazelnut meringue sponge cake separated with layers of whipped cream or buttercream. The cake takes its name from the French word dacquois, meaning <... READ MORE
Kouign-amann is a cake that originated in the 1800s in the French region of Bretagne. Its name is derived from the Breton words for cake (kouign) and butter (amann). The cake consists of layers of butter and sugar that are folded... READ MORE
This cake originated in 18th-century France as a sponge cake pressed into an elegant mold, filled with thick custard or crème Bavaroise flavored with cooked fruit, spices, or brandy. The cake is said to have been invented by a famous French... READ MORE
This classic French dessert is usually associated with northern and central France regions and belongs to the wide group of king cakes that are prepared and enjoyed on Epiphany—a Christian holiday celebrated on January 6, commemorating the a... READ MORE
Financier is a small French cake that is sometimes erroneously mistaken for a pastry since it is similar to a sponge cake. The cakes are baked in moulds and shaped to look like golden bricks known as lingot in French. Financiers are usual... READ MORE
This classic Basque cake consists of two layers of shortcrust pastry and either a filling made with black cherry preserve or, more often, vanilla-flavored pastry cream. If made with black cherries, the top of the cake is usually decorated with the... READ MORE
Gâteau au yaourt or yogurt cake is a popular French cake that is often served to guests alongside a cup of tea or coffee in many French households. It consists of flour, sugar, eggs, oil, and plain yogurt. Because it is fast and eas... READ MORE
A thousand crêpes cake—as translated in English—is a classic French dessert consisting of crêpes stacked on top of each other and layered with, most typically, a thin coating of either icing sugar or pastry cream, while the... READ MORE
Often dubbed as the Corsican take on cheesecake, fiadone is a traditional dessert prepared with brocciu (fresh whey cheese made from goat's or ewe’s milk), eggs, sugar, lemon zest, and lemon juice. Occasionally, oranges are used ins... READ MORE
Far Breton is a traditional dessert: a custard flan cake similar to clafoutis, consisting of milk, eggs, flour, prunes, and raisins. The cake is a specialty of the Brittany region, and the original recipe dates back to the 18th century, w... READ MORE
Pound cake is a British dessert consisting of one pound of each of the following ingredients: flour, butter, sugar, and eggs, hence the name. There is no leavening agent used in the preparation, except the air that is whipped into the batter. It d... READ MORE
In its original form, gâteau opera combines coffee-flavored buttercream, chocolate ganache, and layers of biscuit Joconde—a light almond sponge that is infused with coffee syrup or Grand Marnier liqueur. Each cake is topped wi... READ MORE
Gâteau Nantais is a traditional Nantes cake consisting of butter, sugar, flour, eggs, ground almonds, and rum. When baked, the sponge is doused in a rum-infused syrup, and it is then topped with a white sugar glaze that is often also spiked ... READ MORE
Gâteau de ménage or household cake is a traditional, simple cake originating from the French region of Franche-Comté. It is a type of flat, round brioche that is topped with chocolate chips or egg cream known as go... READ MORE
Gâteau Creusois is a traditional French cake originating from Creuse. It's made with a combination of egg whites, flour, sugar, ground hazelnuts, and butte... READ MORE
Tourteau fromagé is a traditional pastry from the Poitou region in France, made with fresh goat cheese. Originating from the Pays Mellois, its name derives from "tourterie," meaning "cake" in the Poitevin dialect. Historically baked in roun... READ MORE
Beerawecka is a French dish that is traditionally served at Christmas in Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin. The dish is a cake made with dried fruits (pears, plums, raisins, figs, apricots), candied peel, and nuts such as walnuts, almonds, and hazelnuts. The... READ MORE
Pastissou is a traditional cake originating from Levezou in Aveyron. The cake is usually made with a combination of flour, sugar, butter, ground walnuts, milk, eggs, and baking powder. The walnuts are roasted with caramel, and the cake is topped w... READ MORE