Incredible nutty flavor with a hint of burnt sugar leaves the taste buds in a state of bliss. It goes perfectly with chocolate and other types of fillings, allowing confectioners to create new masterpieces in the world of sweets.
In addition, what does she smell like? The aroma of praline is a combination of the smell of burnt sugar and roasted nuts with subtle nuances of vanilla. Notes of praline are sweet and spicy, but at the same time quite tender, velvety and chocolate-creamy.
They pair beautifully with notes of caramel, vanilla, cinnamon, coconut and rose.
Praline (fr. praline, praline) is a dessert ingredient made from ground almonds roasted in sugar. It is used to make fillings, creams and to decorate pastries, cakes, muffins and other baked goods.
Confectionery pralines consist of nuts and sugar in a 1:1 ratio - that is, 50% nuts and 50% sugar. The nut butter is made without added sugar and contains 100% nuts.
Soft praline paste in cakes can be replaced with one made from unroasted nuts: pine nuts, almonds or even peanuts.