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Kitchen Histories: Buche de Noel

Published on December 23, 2012 in baking, cake and holidays. 0 Comments
bucheBuch de Noel from a tree trunk cake mold.

To celebrate Christmas Eve Eve (Festivus, to some) I present the story of Buche de Noel, or Christmas Log, a delicious cake that hails from France.

Get all festive by reading it here.

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