Between 3D printed cakes and molecular gastronomy, innovations in cooking and baking are breaking all boundaries. In Algeria, culinary art tries out the trompe-l’oeil trend. Indeed, on the web, pastry chefs and cooks exhibit their creations which amaze the public.
Cakes in the form of a handbag, a lemon cake in the form of a sponge, the versions of trompe-l’oeil in pastry are varied. In this wake, the video of an Algerian exposing her version of the trompe-l’oeil amazes Internet users on social networks.
A cake in the form of couscous bluffs internet users
Indeed, the video of an Algerian exposing her cake in trope l’œil amazes Internet users on social networks. The one behind this breathtaking creation is only Asma Bessedik, candidate and semi-finalist for the best pastry chef Dz. The latter began to combine the technique of trompe-l’oeil with traditional Algerian cuisine. She offers Internet users to discover her cake in the form of couscous.
At first glance, we see a traditional couscous dish, but this dish is far from being as simple as that. When the piece of meat is cut, we discover the surprise. It is indeed a cake and not a savory dish. Whether semolina, lamb meat or vegetables, everything is made on a sweet base.
The technique and mastery of details and finishes gave the real appearance of this trompe-l’oeil. The director of this cake does not stop at this level of surprise. To push her optical illusion cake further, she displays a pot of margarine, larger than life. The cutting of this second work revealed layers of chocolate biscuits separated by cream.
This trompe-l’oeil cake from this pastry chef has managed to seduce Internet users who have been full of praise in the comments.
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