New Treats from The Poached Pear

Disclaimer: Photo Credits belong to Ali Soomro, aka Funty.

I had ordered a Dark Chocolate Tart with Salted Caramel from Poached Pear for a friend yesterday. Lo and behold, it came along with a little (Very expensive) surprise. Now, this can be best described as a decadently rich, dense, yet not too sweet mix between a macaron and a meringue. It's chewy, yet light and not crumbly. The almond meal definitely comes through. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? YES! No questions asked. If Yasha keeps on expanding his product line like this, my waistline is going to disappear!
I have of course, waxed eloquent about the chocolate tart. It was stunning, as usual. Yasha's desserts are magical creations concocted for the fussiest of sweet tooths.

Kransekake

Kransekake-A 2 in 1!

Dark Chocolate with Salted Caramel Tart

Up Close and Personal. Layers, please

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