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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

The Tastiest Dessert in French Traditional Food Lineup

I lived in France for about two years and I really learned to be self-determining and creative in that country. I stayed in an apartment in Marseille with my cousin, and she taught me countless tasks like cooking and preparing desserts. When I finally got back to the U.S., my parents were so delighted to see me and threw a small bash to welcome me. Although I was not supposed to help organize the bash, my family asked me to prepare a really toothsome French dessert to complete the dishes.

Luckily, my cousin taught me how to make Pear Belle-Hélène, a very toothsome and easy-to-prepare dessert that every French desires. Pear Belle-Hélène is my ultimate prized tidbit in France that is why I learned to prepare it in no time. When I was done making the sweet tidbit, my family had a chew of it and they told me that they could taste the fresh pears mixed with rich black chocolate and sweet vanilla ice cream. I was so thankful that they relished the Pear Belle-Hélène that I made. If you want to try preparing this tidbit and there are no pears available, you can opt to use canned pears that are as delightful as the fresh ones.

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