Ble Sucre
Boulangerie — Quinze-Vingts (Paris)
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Blé Sucré, une boulangerie-pâtisserie de quartier située dans le 12e arrondissement de Paris, est un véritable trésor gourmand. Fondée par Fabrice Le Bourdat, ancien pâtissier du Bristol, cet établissement est réputé pour ses viennoiseries exceptionnelles, notamment ses croissants, pains au chocolat et madeleines glacées. Installé face au Square Trousseau, ce petit commerce propose des pâtisseries artisanales de haute qualité à des prix abordables. Les spécialités maison incluent des financiers, des tartes aux fruits et des créations originales comme le Trousseau (chocolat et framboise). Recommandé par de nombreux critiques gastronomiques, Blé Sucré est considéré comme l'une des meilleures adresses de Paris pour les amateurs de pâtisseries.
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Recette les madeleines - Blé Sucré
Toquéra 109 UNE RECETTE DE FABRICE LE BOURDAT, CHEF PÂTISSIER DE BLÉ SUCRÉ À PARIS * ingrédients * Farine * Œuf * envie de * Français * Kid friendly * Pâtisseries / Viennoiseries Dans un cul de poule, battre les œufs avec un fouet puis ajouter un-à-un le sucre, le lait, la farine, la levure et le beurre fondu. Laisser reposer une nuit au réfrigérateur. Le lendemain, remplir une poche à douile avec l’appareil, puis garnir les moules. Enfourner à 230°C pendant une dizaine de minutes. Démouler les madeleines directement à la sortie du four. * partager
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Blé Sucré Paris, France - Bakery Review | Condé Nast Traveler
Review This independent bakery, located near the Marché d'Aligre, may look like an everyday bakery, but its elevated sweets are anything but quotidian. * PHOTOS Café/Bakery Let’s start with scale. Where are we between global flagship and neighborhood boutique? This independent bakery, located near the Marché d'Aligre, may look like an everyday neighborhood bakery, but its elevated sweets go far beyond the masses. Excellent! What can we find here, or what should we look for? Blé Sucré's owner used to be the head pastry chef at Le Bristol Paris, a venerable five-star hotel, which gives you an idea of the caliber of goods you're likely to find here. His signatures are worth traveling across town for; there are iced madeleines, millefeuilles, and a to-die-for kouign amann, a caramelized flaky pastry from Brittany. The croissants here are also highly regarded, having been nominated best in Paris by various food-world leaders. And … what if we’re on a strict budget? Everything is reasonably priced; even a kouign amann costs less than two euros. Who else shops here? Those willing to travel any distance for the best pastries, plus some lucky 12th Arrondissement residents who call this their local bakery. * Hotel Hotel Edouard VII $$ | France, Paris, 39 Av. de l'Opéra Powered By: Booking.com * Hotel Le Meurice $$$ | France, Paris, 228 Rue de Rivoli Imagine 18th-century opulence presented through the filter of a Salvador Dalí painting, and you’ve got Le Meurice. Powered By: Booking.com * Hotel Shangri-La Paris $$$ | France, Paris, 10 Av. d'Iéna Despite the grand setting, it's easy to feel at home at this Trocadero adjacent-hotel, thanks to the intimate vibe and the quiet surrounding area. Powered By: Booking.com * Hotel Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris $$$ | France, Paris, 31 Av. George V This bucket-list hotel in the ever-so-chic eighth lives up to the hype (as long as you're prepared for the sticker shock). Powered By: Four Seasons * Hotel Fauchon l'Hôtel Paris $$$ | France, Paris, 4 Bd Malesherbes Powered By: Expedia * Hotel Grand Hotel Victoria $$$ | Italy, Menaggio, Viale Benedetto Castelli, 9/13 If Lake Como’s water, mountains, and hospitality gems shine brightest under summer sun, this historic hotel is its crown jewel. Powered By: Booking.com
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Where To Find The Best Bakeries in Paris - Traverse
When in Paris, it’s not just the twinkling of the Eiffel Tower that will steal your heart—it’s the flaky, buttery, golden croissants too. I can't be the only person who travels to Paris more excited to eat than to sightsee. Ever since moving to Germany 5 years ago, I have become obsessed with bakeries and I bring that obsession with me when I travel. I've written a number of bakery guides, including in Reykjavik, Stockholm and Copenhagen. Needless to say, I made it my personal mission to find all the best bakeries in Paris too! Whether you’re a fan of the classic baguette or you dream of sinking your teeth into an artistic, cream-filled choux, the bakeries of Paris will deliver. I have compiled this bakery guide after several visits to Paris. I've also included a recommendation of what to order, if you want to sample their signature creations. Each bakery on this list is a destination in its own right, with irresistible creations that will have you saying, “Bon appétit” with every bite. So, dust off your appetite (and prepare for a little powdered sugar on your sleeves) as I guide you through the crème de la crème of Parisian baking. ODETTE BAKERY WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: SALTED CARAMEL CREAM PUFF Tucked into a cozy corner near Notre-Dame, Odette specializes in one thing: cream puffs. And they’ve perfected it. These delicate choux pastries, filled with a variety of rich creams, are a real treat. My first introduction to choux buns comes from the Great British Bake-Off but I was SO excited to finally try the real thing on a recent trip to Paris. I genuinely liked all the flavors I tried, but my favorites are probably coffee and praline. * Arrondissement: 5th * Address: 77 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris * Website: https://www.odette-paris.com/ BOULANGERIE UTOPIE WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: GREEN TEA INFUSED BREAD Boulangerie Utopie combines artistry and innovation, offering creations like their jet black sesame roll and tea-infused bread. The shaping and detail on these breads is stunning! Consistently ranked among Paris’s top bakeries, they’re masters at taking traditional French baking to daringly delicious new heights. * Arrondissement: 11th * Address: 20 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris * Website: https://boulangerieutopie.com/ ANGELINA WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: MONT-BLANC DESSERT Dating back to 1903, Angelina is the epitome of Parisian elegance. This historic tearoom, frequented by Coco Chanel, offers a timeless experience in a stunning Belle Époque setting. Famous for its decadent hot chocolate and airy macarons, this place usually has a line to get in, so it is best to make reservations or visit at an odd time during the day. * Arrondissement: 1st * Address: 226 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris * Website: https://www.angelina-paris.fr/ BLE SUCRE WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: MADELEINES Ble Sucre is a Parisian institution, beloved for its madeleines. Delightfully puffy and glazed to perfection, the madeleines are legendary and have gained cult status among locals and tourists alike. Set on a charming square, grab your baked goods to go and enjoy them on a bench seat. It’s the perfect spot to linger and people watch. * Arrondissement: 12th * Address: 7 Rue Antoine Vollon, 75012 Paris * Website: https://www.ble-sucre.fr/ PÂTISSERIE MICHALAK WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: WHATEVER PRETTY THING STANDS OUT TO YOU From the mind of world-famous pastry chef Christophe Michalak, this boutique redefines the concept of dessert. Playing with the fussy, frilly side of French pastry, the creations made by chef Michalak are inventive and modern. Highlights include La Religieuse, a choux pastry with a cute little collar of salted-butter caramel, and strawberry and pistachio tart. Each bite is a revelation, proving why Michalak is one of the most celebrated pastry chefs in the world. * Arrondissement: 4th * Address: 16 Rue de la Verrerie, 75004 Paris * Website: https://www.christophemichalak.com/ DU PAIN ET DES IDÉES WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: ESCARGOT PASTRY Every loaf and pastry is a work of art at Du Pain et des Idées. Their signatures are escargot pastries. f you aren’t familiar, an escargot pastry is not snails. It is a curled brioche pastry that looks like a snail shell and is ornamented with nuts and a sugary glaze. I was totally blown away by the pistachio and chocolate escargot pastry here, because it isn’t overly sweet yet feels totally indulgent. This is one of the best bakeries in Paris, so buy a baguette too, because they’re so good. Head around the corner to one of my favorite cheese shops in Paris to pick up something to go with your baguette. * Arrondissement: 10th * Address: 34 Rue Yves Toudic, 75010 Paris * Website: http://dupainetdesidees.com/ MAMICHE WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: COOKIES OR A SANDWICH Mamiche is a neighborhood bakery bursting with character, known for its warm vibes and modern takes on French staples. The vibe at Mamiche is perfection. Brilliant pastry duet Victoria Effantin and Cécile Khayat opened Mamiche to rave reviews, and it hasn’t stopped its meteoric rise on the Paris baking scene ever since. In the window display, everything is tantalizing – which is good because you’ll probably be waiting in line looking at it for a few minutes. Their gooey chocolate chip cookies and soft, buttery brioche are crowd-pleasers, but honestly, there are no bad choices here. * Arrondissement: 9th * Address: 45 Rue Condorcet, 75009 Paris * Website: https://www.mamiche.fr/ PIERRE HERMÉ WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: PRALINE MACARON Creating macarons that are nothing short of perfection, Pierre Hermé is the place to come for macarons in Paris. Which is saying something. Signature flavors like Ispahan (rose, lychee, and raspberry) or passionfruit chocolate have a cult following. There are locations all around the city, including the train station and airport. * Arrondissement: 6th * Address: 72 Rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris * Website: https://www.pierreherme.com/ SAIN BAKERY WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING: CROISSANT OR PALMIER If there is only one bakery I could go back to in Paris, I think it would be Sain. Revolutionizing Parisian baking with a focus on organic ingredients and natural fermentation, I went back to Sain three days in a row. I really enjoyed their selection of both sweet & savory baked goods. The fig and walnut bread is a standout, along with their hearty yet delicate viennoiseries. * Arrondissement: 10th * Address: 15 Rue Marie et Louise, 75010 Paris * Website: https://www.sain-boulangerie.fr/ HAVE THOUGHTS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS PARIS BAKERY GUIDE? TELL ME IN THE COMMENTS! Share this story
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