Traditional Calissons

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Weight
140g - 4.9oz. (12 pieces)
Packaging
Cardboard gift box
Origin
Provence, France

Beneath a delicate icing hide candied melon, orange, and almonds. Arnaud Soubeyran, one of the most respected confectioners in Provence, expertly glazes these Traditional Calissons and slow-cooks them in copper cauldrons, true to one of the region’s emblematic confections. The texture is perfectly smooth and melts in the mouth. Presented in a gift box of twelve, they are a timeless expression of Provençal savoir-faire. Set them among the thirteen desserts of a Provençal Christmas, or serve them with a glass of sweet Muscat.

Details

  • FeaturesGlazed and cooked in copper cauldrons
The Ingredients
Candied melon (melon, glucose-fructose syrup, sugar, acidity regulator: citric acid) • Almonds • Granulated sugar • Invert sugar syrup • Candied orange (orange peel, glucose syrup, fructose, acidity regulator: citric acid, preservative: sulfur dioxide) • Glucose syrup • Bitter almonds • Wafer paper (potato starch, water, olive oil). Icing: Powdered sugar • Egg white. Allergens: Contains almonds, egg and sulfites. May contain traces of other nuts.
Serving Ideas
With an espresso or an afternoon tea. Served with coffee at the end of a meal. One of the thirteen desserts of a Provençal Christmas. To share with guests, or with a glass of sweet Muscat.

Recipe idea

Thirteen Desserts Christmas Platter

Serves 6 · 15 min

  1. Arrange the 12 calissons on a large platter with a few pieces of white and dark nougat.
  2. Add dried figs, dates, raisins, almonds and walnuts, the traditional “four beggars.”
  3. Complete with clementines, pears and a few candied fruits.
  4. Serve after the Christmas Eve meal, as in Provence, with coffee or a glass of sweet Muscat (optional).

Read the full recipe on our blog →

The Maker
Almonds, honey, and time: the recipe is old, and it has never needed to hurry. Founded in 1837 in Montélimar, the birthplace of Nougat de Montélimar, Arnaud Soubeyran is a historic French confectionery house, recognized as one of the oldest nougat makers in France. For nearly two centuries, the house has kept its nougat-making expertise alive through traditional recipes and quality ingredients, honey and almonds first among them. Its nougats are still made by traditional methods, including slow cooking in copper kettles. The range spans soft nougat, hard nougat, gourmet sweets, and confections rooted in French culinary heritage.
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