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What is the defining characteristic of petits fours?

  • They can be eaten in one or two bites (correct)
  • They are always baked in small ovens
  • They are made with dough, batters, creams, fillings, and icings
  • They are served only with coffee or tea

What is the origin of the name petits fours?

  • It comes from the French word for 'miniature desserts'
  • It refers to the tradition of baking small pastries in a slow oven (correct)
  • It was named after the type of flour used in the recipe
  • It is named after a French pastry chef

What types of pastries can petits fours be adapted from?

  • Only from larger versions of traditional pastries
  • From all different types of pastry bases (correct)
  • Only from traditional French pastries
  • Only from dough-based pastries

What are some characteristics of petits fours?

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When are petits fours typically served?

<p>After a meal or with coffee/tea (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Petits Fours

  • Defining characteristic: Bite-sized cakes and pastries, typically served as sweet treats or desserts
  • Origin of the name: French, literally meaning "small ovens" or "small furnaces", likely referring to the small size of the pastries
  • Adapted from: Various types of pastries, such as cakes, cookies, tarts, and mille-feuille
  • Characteristics:
    • Small in size, usually one or two bites
    • Rich and indulgent, often featuring luxurious ingredients like chocolate and nuts
    • May be decorated with intricate designs and glazes
  • Typically served: At social gatherings, such as parties, weddings, and afternoon tea events, or as a sweet treat at the end of a meal

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