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The Biscuit Tin – La boîte à biscuits

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Our very favourite pure butter home-made shortbread biscuits – Les Grouets Sablés – now have their own tin (small and large size) decorated with the Loire Valley châteaux. You can buy your own at the Louis XII market in Blois on a Saturday or Amboise market on a Sunday. Bon appétit!
Nos gâteaux secs préférés pur beurre fait maison – Les Grouets Sablés – ont désormais leur propre boîte (petit et grand format) décorée des châteaux de la Loire. Vous les trouverez au marché Louis XII à Blois le samedi ou au marché d’Amboise le dimanche. Bon appétit !

5 replies on “The Biscuit Tin – La boîte à biscuits”

Good to see him fully recovered from ‘your’ flu 🙂
Did I pass on ‘my’ saffron/biscuit trick (given to me by an old saffron producer, now deceased)? Spread a layer of saffron on the bottom of a biscuit tin then put in some plain biscuits such as sablés. After a day or two they will have absorbed a pleasant and unusual saffron flavour, but you haven’t wasted any of the precious expensive spice. You eat the biscuits and use the saffron in cooking later. A bit like the truffle/egg trick.

@William – they really are moorish
@Stuart – especially, as Susan mentioned, after the flu he and I had at the same time!

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