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A spoon reaches for a chocolate cream dessert. The dessert sits on a floral-print plate.

Racines Versailles

by Agathe Giraud

Agathe Giraud is a pastry chef, independent researcher, and teacher specializing in 17th and 18th-century desserts from the French royalty. She explores the time period in her cooking classes in Versailles.

A blue lily.

From Past to Present

On my first visit to the palace, I wanted to taste Versailles. Questions filled my mind:

What desserts were the king and queen eating? How were they made? How did they taste? And how were they served?

I needed to know. Let’s find out.

Journal

Follow me as I uncover the flavors of the past.

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