Sucre&Sugar Patisserie

02/08/2018

💕Our first order Of Valentine's chocolates out today for delivery @ Chesnut Hill B&B
we still have 14 mores boxes after it will be too late 💞....

06/29/2017

So very happy to have been apart of Charlotte Ravelid and Tomas Ravelid's special day!! Cheers! Or better yet....skål!!

This Inn at Willow Grove Wedding in Orange, VA features a travel themed affair as a nod to the bride and groom's guests from across the world!

06/01/2017

Happy National Macaron Day!! It's one of our favorite days...
how about you!?

04/10/2017

Vegan cupcakes (Lemon sponge,Raspberry berry jam core , Grand Marnier Frosting topped with Fresh raspeberries for Korynne's Wedding at Chesnut Hill B&B on a beautiful Spring day in Orange VA

03/02/2017

Wishing you a lifetime of happiness Mr. and Mrs. Satterfield!

Take a peek at this sweet couple elopement at The Inn at Willow Grove. Nicki Ahrens Photography

02/09/2017

Sucre &Sugar Patisserie would like to introduce you,

Our Valentine's chocolate selection,
Salted Caramel hearts, Lavender Honey,Berries cocoa pod, Tahitian vanilla, and Lemon Verbena- Yuzy.
Perfect for Gifts , Sharing or Enjoying with your loving one(s)
These littles gems are available at BRIARWOOD FLORIST in Orange, Va Quantity are limited ...
Have a Lovely Valentine's week .
Enjoy

01/30/2017

Today is National Croissant day !!
Our French favorite breakfast pastries to devore everyday and do not feel guilty is really Yummy

01/27/2017

This is a fun little quiz for a Friday afternoon! Have a great weekend everyone. Stay sweet!

What kind of cake are you?...You have what you need to take the cake, but what kind of cake is it?

01/07/2017

La Galette des Rois

A bit(e) of history,

In the beginning of January, French bakeries are filled with a special cake: la galette. Much more than just a cake, this pastry is a beloved tradition that traces its roots back to the Roman Empire.

The tradition of Tirer les rois that is to say to “Find the King” at the beginning of the New Year has survived the fall of the Roman Empire, the Middle Age and the French Revolution. Why so? Is it the great taste of the pastry, the change of roles for one day, the significance of this event, the satisfaction of finding the lucky charm, la fève? Everyone has their own interpretation, from the frangipane lovers to the youngest child at the table that has the right to decide for who is the next slice to the lucky charm collectors, everyone has his reason to love this tradition.

The Galette des Rois is a way for French people to celebrate the Epiphany, the arrival of the Three Wise men (Magi). Every year, on January 6th, people gather pour tirer les rois, to find the kings. The traditional galette is cut in a very specific number of slices: one slice for each person sitting at the table plus one. The extra slice is symbolic for the first poor person passing by.

The youngest person in the room goes under the table, and announces who gets the next slice. The youngest person is said to be the most innocent one and therefore fair in the distribution of the slices. Such an importance is given to the distribution because of the lucky charm, la fève, hidden in the galette. Initially, the lucky charm was a bean but it has since evolved and was replaced at the end of the XIXth century by porcelain trinkets, and today porcelain or plastic trinkets.

Enjoy,

12/31/2016

2017 Happy New year
Thank you for your association and this New Year we wish you and Family luck, prosperity and health, and look forward to continue serving you.
Thank you for your support and Happy New Year 2017
Bonne Année 2017

12/31/2016

2017 Happy New year
Thank you for your association and this New Year we wish you and Family luck, prosperity and health, and look forward to continue serving you.
Thank you for your support and Happy New Year 2017
Bonne Année 2017