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What is the difference between the Cakery and the Cup At the Cakery, most items are custom ordered and can be designed to your specifications. Cheesecake is a sweet dessert consisting of one or more layers. The main, and thickest layer, consists of a mixture of soft, fresh cheese typically cream cheese or. The Chocolate Cake Recipe I Found on a Mens Room Wall. I was having dinner at Racines a few weeks ago, and excused myself during the meal to run upstairs and use the facilities. While up there, I had a few minutes to stare at the wall in front of me, which was covered with pictures and pages of text from various books. One page stopped me mid moment, it was are recipe for something called Gteau Zo. I have been tempted by Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake for well over three years now. Ive seen a variety of recipes in a number of different places and have bookmarked. Total Time 4 hrs 30 minshttp hIDSERP,5174. Flourless Chocolate Chip Zucchini Banana Muffins running. Flourless chocolate chip zucchini banana muffins that are so tender and flavourful, youd never know they were made without flour, oil, or refined sugar. Flour less torte, weight loss, weight watcher, diabetic, paleo, chocolate torte, low carb chocolate. Look no further for delicious chocolate recipes including rich chocolate cakes, chocolate chip cookies, gooey chocolate brownies and lots of chocolate desserts. Who. It was a pretty simple looking recipe and when I finished up and went back downstairs, I noticed it on the menu, so we ordered it. And it was delicious Because Im a terrible journalist and never seem to carry either at the same timeand obviously, inspiration can strike in the most unlikeliest of placesat the most unlikeliest of timesI ran back up to the bathroom to jot it down. They mustve thought I had a problem, or perhaps not, since Americans are famous for our need to go to the bathroom. I swear, these people have the most amazing capacity for holding it in. Which is great since theres never a line for the restroom at events, although the women seem to do it better than the men judging by the tell tale trails in many nooks crannies around town. But I didnt care Ill do anything for a great chocolate cake recipe. Raspberry Cheesecake Bars. Even feign incontinence. Unfortunately when I got home, in my excitement I realized I forgot to write down the correct amount of sugar in the recipe. Which is, for sure, the nail in the coffin for my fledgling career as a journalist. Rule number one is to always carry a notepad and a pen. Speaking of rules, in the previous post I did about Racines, a commenter mentioned that hes had a less than cordial welcome when he went there to dine. He didnt have a reservation and was hopeful he could get a bite to eat, but was turned away. And that was true the night we ate there several non French folks were turned away. Not because they werent French, but because they didnt have reservations. I, too, used to think some of the dining rules around here were archaic until I lived here for a while and understood them better. For one thing, restaurants here are small and dining rooms are often staffed by one or two people. At Racines, the owner is the waiter, host, busboy, and runner, so if you walk in at 9pm and the dining room is packed, he might not be so gracious. Theres a few rules in France that Ive learned to follow, that I wouldnt have understood if I didnt live here One is to make reservations. I used to think it was odd that if I showed up and there were empty tables, they wouldnt seat me. In France, when you reserve a table in most restaurants, you have the table for the night. So those empty tables you see that are calling your name are often reserved. Thankfully in Paris, things arent so crazy and you can often get a table by calling that afternoon in all but the most sought after joints. Seriously, you can often get an 8pm reservation at 7 4. Like small shops in Paris, it also helps to think of restaurants in Paris as someones home, where youre considered a guest. You wouldnt show up at someones house for dinner without calling first, would you Its not a better or worse arrangement than elsewhere. Its just different than what we may be used toand thats how it is. Racines has an online booking form, but I havent used it. I recently asked a French representative from Open Table how theyre doing in Paris, and he just laughed. The restaurants here dont want to give up any part of their reservation book, he told me. They want complete control of the dining room. And sure enough, there are currently only ten restaurants listed on their site in Paris. A second thing to remember is to realize the folks are busy. In most restaurants in Paris, there arent hosts, a team of waiters, busboys buzzing around clearing plates and refilling water glasses, and runners rushing out the food. In moderate sized places, there may be one or two waiters, or in the case of places like Racines or Le Severo, there may just be one person taking care of the whole dining room. Imagine if you went to a similar sized restaurant in New York or Los Angeles and there was only one person taking care of the whole dining room People would flip out. I get a kick out of reading online restaurant reviews, when people say things like, The waiters did not come by enough to refill our water glasses, or No one came to our table to see how everything was. Im at the point now where I just want to be left alone, and dont need busboys tripping over each other, sprinting across the dining room for a refill after Ive taken a tiniest sip from my glass. I just want the waiter to take my order, bring me my food, and make sure the wine is flowing. If I need something else, Im capable of asking. After all, I am an adult. And third, restaurants often have categories and being France, each has its own peculiar, government issued rules, such as if you can get wine by the carafe some cafs apparently can only sell it by the glass, where the steak tartare has to be assembled restaurants are supposed to mix it in full view of the diners, and what constitutes a wine bar. A wine bar in France refers to any place that offers a selection of wines and notes the characteristics on a sign. Some places, like Le Verre Vol, are wine bars, but they cant serve a glass of wine to anyone whos not eating. So you cant just stop in for a glass of wine. Which, admittedly, sucks, because I like that place and would love to stop in just for a drink. The last rule to remember is perhaps the most important. And that is never, ever go into a restaurant or caf just to use the bathroom. Even if it is under the guise of trying to get a recipe, unless you wanted to get ripped a new one, I dont recommend trying it. So, if I didnt go back and sneak in the bathroom, how did I finally get that cake recipe When I was on the train to Provence at Thanksgiving to go olive picking, I picked up a food magazine at the gare and while flipping through it, came upon an article about Pierre Jancou. And there it was, his recipe for Gteau de Zo sans farine. Voil With a recipe firmly in hand, I made the cake a few times, and decided that it was okay, but needed an all American jolt of chocolate. So I dialed that up 5. So you wont find me loitering around rest rooms anymore, looking for recipes, which is probably much to the relief of all. Although admittedly, I do seem to have better luck than a certain senator did. But I do want to get back to Racines. And when I do, Im definitely going to make a reservation. And bring a pad and pencil, just in case. UPDATE Ive reproduced the recipe and its in my book, Ready for Dessert.