We are Hannah Fitch, Penny Newman and Lydia Ryan. This is our French culture blog, created as part of the Project for our UEA french Language course. Our aim is to share with others how french cuisine developed and influenced English cookery (Be sure to check out the preface for this information). Along the way we also share annecdotes of the people that have enjoyed these delicious recipes, cute drawings and the recipes themselves so that you too can enjoy them...Bon appetite mes amis!
Saturday, 12 November 2011
Anecdote: La Baguette
The Federation of bakers and confectioners of the Indre region in France hold a trophy competition for the best traditional French baguette every year, like many other regions. "It has been done at national level for ten years," said jury chairman and former president of the Federation of Bakers of the Indre, Jean-Marc Berruet. "This contest is held to enhance the image of bakery and create competition among our artisans," said Gilles Renaut, the deputy president of the federation. The baguette is judged on its appearance, taste, smell, texture and cooking. This type of competition is typical of French bakers young and old. Their passion for the hot, golden and crispy baguette is most inspiring.
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