Dariole

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A Dariole is a biscuit and dessert of French cuisine made from puff pastry , similar to puff pastry pies , filled with jam , dessert creams or pudding , refined with liqueur , chocolate or almond . The filled puff pastry is baked in the dariol pan until golden brown. This conical baking pan is partly higher and partly smaller in diameter than the shape of muffins .

Hearty darioles with vegetable cream filling were already popular in the Middle Ages , when they were also filled with bone marrow , cheese or fruit .

Individual evidence

  1. Audot, Cuisin. campagne et ville, 1896, p. 395
  2. Dariole , Definition at the Center National de Textilures et Lexicales, accessed on December 5, 2014