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Jul 29Liked by Dorie Greenspan

I am so grateful for you and for the information you so graciously share. I really enjoyed this post. Thank you.

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The gâteau de voyage as a format is so genius. Can’t wait to try this spot!

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The only thing that could make me happier than reading this issue of xoxoDorie with the adorable face of my friend Caroline stamped on it, would be sharing a madeleine with the actual Dorie. And Caroline. I love you both.

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Jul 30Liked by Dorie Greenspan

Love all you write about. As for me, I LOVE a toasted bialy - with butter or cream cheese or mashed avocado. My husband would drive to the lower east side of NY, pick up a few dozen (shared some with friends). We would cut then in half and store in the freezer. They're good freah but wonderful when toasted! Sue Cazary

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Jul 29Liked by Dorie Greenspan

Thank you for including directions for a full-sized madeleine pan…just as I was wondering if I could do it in the bigger pan, there they were

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Jul 29Liked by Dorie Greenspan

Is the name Galize a reference to the tradewinds (alize in French)?

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It’s so interesting to see how bakeries are changing in Paris. Intrigued to try this one. Thank you!

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Jul 29Liked by Dorie Greenspan

Merci for the recommendation and I enjoyed this article so much.

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Jul 29Liked by Dorie Greenspan

These are lovely...though my favorites are actually those made at Ble Sucre. I saw online that they might be closed now. I hope that's not true!

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