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Halloween Treats from Bouchon Bakery

Posted by Carey Jones, October 20, 2009

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[Photos: Robyn Lee]

'Tis the season for sweets, and no one does them like Bouchon Bakery. This year, Thomas Keller's bakeries are packing in the pumpkin, with breakfast pastries, cookies, and more. A few of the goodies, after the jump.

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Pumpkin danish ($3.50): The best of the bunch. Somehow, the deep, almost molasses-y pumpkin puree doesn't overwhelm the delicate, flaky pastry. A first-class breakfast confection.

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Pumpkin brioche ($2.25): Moist, with a beautifully elastic interior. Does it taste much like pumpkin? Nah, but with pearl sugar and perfectly toasted pepitas on top, no one was complaining.

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TKO ($2.25): Thomas Keller's signature Oreo-type cookies, in bat shape with orange filling.

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Pumpkin macaron: ($2.25): We've never loved Bouchon's macarons; these big guys were quite sweet, with a filling that tasted only of buttercream—really, more like that first butter-sugar step when you make cookies.

Bouchon Bakery

Ten Columbus Circle, Third Floor, New York NY 10019 (map)
212-823-9363
bouchonbakery.com

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