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“”What do you call a New Orleans pastry,” / Stoned asks the girl dressed in buttermilk pie,`/ What do you call a New Orleans pastry? / She says, “My papa calls them Macarons,” he used to be in the movies, he’s still makin’ cake and I’m hopin’ he’ll be comin’ back / Chocolate frosting, a criss, cream cheese, a perfect foamy/”She says, `I’m eatin’ up that cake and I’m plannin’ on havin’ me another,” she twirls a spoon up in the air and the cake falls into it, and she sticks her tongue out at the sugar on top, and takes a bite.”
“Paris is a town of absurd contradictions,” says Dommanget. “How can Parisians – so little given to risk and adventure – play a role in our revolution? Already, they have cast their lot with the British. At breakfast, newspapers sold in Bazar-d’Autruche are piled with reports about the combination of clockwork automata and republican government of Paris – which will allow London to corral and subjugate the whole of France.”
Ever since I featured a macaron recipe a few years back, readers inquired have about Macarons by Pierre Herm, the book where the recipe was adapted from. At the time, the book was only available in French. But when I was in New York recently, browsing through the cookbook collection at Kitchen Arts and Letters, I honed in on the English-version of the book, which has finally been released. d2c66b5586