Nevertheless, Alicia let me choose the main course. With little hesitation, I went for Chateaubriand, the most precious cut of beef, then not yet knowing the size of party. A truly ruinous decision. Naturally, bold decisions have not only financial consequences - I have been appointed pâtisier.
Now I have to deal with this poser. I started with a desk research - that is, I took my recipe books and searched for an item that could serve as crowning moment of the evening. Of course, only a Charlotte Royale qualifies.
Since I've never done nor eaten a Charlotte Royale, I've read everything I could obtain. The lists of risks seems endless. But now I have to act... the eggs are already separated. Please, keep your fingers crossed.

3 comments:
good luck & happy new year!
Do you remember whose recipe you used?
Jenny, I used the Pauli. This is the cooking book Swiss chefs are trained with. There is a book published in English by Eugen Pauli, Classical Cooking the Modern Way, however I don't know if has this recipe.
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