Showing posts with label Tartine Bakery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tartine Bakery. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Confection Tasting in San Francisco
This is just the first 25 confections I was tasked to eat last Sunday at the 3rd annual Good Food Awards. After lunch, which included a visit to Bar Tartine for a most amazing snack of peach leaf and roasted buckwheat tea and chicken katsu on Langos--potato fry bread sandwich, I had to taste at least 15 more candies.
Just imagine how I must have felt after eating what is equivalent to an entire heart-shaped box of Valentine's Day chocolates...pretty sick. So what did I do to recover? Visited Tartine Bakery for the world's largest gougeres--gruyere and black pepper cheese puffs.
I'm quite happy to be back in NYC where I will not be eating candy for at least a week. Best of luck to the entrants of this year's confection category--there were some phenomenal sweets submitted by great artisanal candy-makers from all over the US. So lucky to have been there to enter my vote!
Labels:
artisanal,
buckwheat,
candy-makers,
chicken katsu,
confections,
Good Food Awards,
gougeres,
Langos,
peach leaf,
San Francisco,
Tartine,
Tartine Bakery,
Tartine Bread
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