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By: Amanda M. Faison

Category: Table Talk

Posted: October 29, 2010 11:30 AM

Morning Eats: Trompeau Bakery's Rosette

One of the many things I love about Trompeau Bakery, a tiny French spot near DU, is the consistency. The place always has a line, it always smells heavenly, and it always delivers a picture-perfect croissant.

For a long time, I went straight for the ham-and-Swiss version. The savory innards mixed with the flaky pastry were a morning indulgence I was willing to make (eaten alongside a nonfat latte from nearby Kaladi Brothers Coffee, of course). But then, one day, on a whim, I added a rosette to my order.

The rosette, it was explained to me, is croissant dough baked in a pretty, rose-like pattern and brushed with thick raspberry preserves. It's almost like an inside-out raspberry croissant, but prettier. And I'm hooked. Now when I visit Trompeau, I order both the ham-and-Swiss and the rosette (one for now, one for later).

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