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French influence in American bakery: a mix of tradition and innovation

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In recent years, American bakery has been revolutionized by the influence of French know-how. Artisans are rediscovering ancestral techniques, using French flours to create authentic, high-quality products. Artisanal bakeries are springing up all over the U.S., offering baguettes, croissants, and sourdough breads worthy of Parisian bakeries. French expatriate bakers are playing a key role in training apprentices and popularizing these creations…

Kouglof: Christmas French brioche with raisins and almonds

Cousin to the Panettone, Kouglof is a crown-shaped brioche made with T45 wheat flour, raisins, almonds and a dash of rum. Since the 17th century, it has embodied the charm of Christmas celebrations in the Alsace region of France. But it’s also very popular in Austria and Germany. Sprinkled with powdered sugar, it’s ideal with coffee, tea or mulled wine. Discover our authentic recipe straight from old Europe and test it!