The French region of Anjou is known for its market gardens and river fish, and yet three of the province’s most emblematic foods are full of fat — rillauds, beurre blanc, and crémets. The last are an airy dessert, originally made with the single ingredient of crème fraîche (ripened cream), whipped full of air and then, like a cheese, drained in a mold w…
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