Jacques Genin
Le Marais
Marais chocolatier with a tea room, millefeuille made à la minute, possibly Paris's finest caramels.
Myriam Sabet's Levantine pâtisserie, kadaïf 1001-feuilles that Istanbul visitors instinctively recognise.
Maison Aleph is the project of Syrian-French pastry chef Myriam Sabet, born in Aleppo, trained in classical French pâtisserie. Her '1001 feuilles', golden filo nests built around fragrant dried-fruit creams in flavours like Iranian pistachio with orange blossom, walnut with cinnamon, sesame with halva, are a contemporary translation of baklawa rather than an imitation. The Marais boutique on rue de la Verrerie is a small, deliberately quiet space; pastries are sold by the piece or boxed. For the Istanbullu visitor, Maison Aleph is the rare Paris pastry counter where the reference points, kadaïf, mahlep, mastic, the Levantine reading of chocolate, feel native rather than translated.
Antep fıstığı-portakal çiçeği 1001 yapraklı sipariş edin. Altılı kutu seyahat ediyor; 36 saat içinde tüketin.
Im Überblick
Aussichtsart
Courtyard, Garden View, Historic Monuments
Qualität der Aussicht
Good
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