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Nicolosi's used to make a napoleon cake with cream puffs around the top of it that was out of this world. Does anyone know where I can find something like that? I wanted to get one for my father's birthday because it's his favorite and just found out here that they closed. I am so upset!! Help!
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re: deebarsa
Are you thinking of a St. Honore cake? It is a puff pastry bottom filled with cream and cream puffs on top? Here is wiki description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Honor%C3%A9_Cake
If that is what you're looking for, this thread mentioned Susina and Emil's as possible places that have them: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/416241
I also see a St. Honore cake listed at Michel Richard on Robertson. http://www.maisonrichard.com/bakery_c...
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Susina Bakery & Cafe
7122 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036Maison Richard Restaurant
707 Stanley Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90046Emil's Swiss Pastry
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re: deebarsa
deebarsa - I remember those! My aunt used to get them for my birthday and for other family member's birthdays from Nicolosi's. I was pretty much devastated when I heard Nicolosi's was closing for that same reason. I don't know anywhere else to get a Napoleon quite like that, with cream puffs and glaze on top. Desperately hoping someone else knows.
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I'm devastated as well. I've been away from the valley now for six years. I just went into town last weekend and went straight to "Nicolosi;s" and couldn't believe that it was now a Bach lava Bakery! I will miss the seven layer cookie and my favorite ... Genevasi! (spelling?)
If anyone knows how to reach Joey Nicolosi, please have him send me the receipt!
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Phooey! I keep hoping for a nice kosher sit-down place in the Valley where I can take a colleague (who keeps kosher) for special occasions.
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