Word of the Day: Gateau
Apr 11, 2012 12:31 pm
Building up your kitchen vocab arsenal
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What is your favorite type of cake? If nothing comes to mind, learning today's word will allow you to at least narrow down where it ideally comes from. The French make a heck of a gateau.
Gateau is French for any type of cake, from pound to angel, chocolate to sponge and back. All those years of making wishes and blowing out candles finally paid off when we found this recipe.
Use today’s Word of the Day: Cranberry-Carrot Cake Recipe
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