These crisp and flaky wafers of sugary, cinnamony, buttery pastry are known as arlettes in Britain or elephant ears in the United States. Photos: TNS
Avid fans of The Great British Baking Show may recall the episode in Season 3 when host Paul Hollywood devilishly chose as the technical challenge a pastry called an arlette.
Each face in the meadow’s white tent fell blank. Arlettes? Never heard of them. What’s an arlette? The bakers were, in a word, gutted.
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