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Christmas, which is the only time of year that it is produced whereas the gibassier is drier, pierced with holes, and is a pastry made year-round for everyday consumption. Both replace butter with olive oil as butter is not traditionally used in Provence whereas olive oil is readily found. Moreover,
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In the United States, it was popularized in 2002 by Michel Suas (founder of the San Francisco Baking Institute) and Pearl Bakery bread baker, Tim Healea, when he introduced it in the Coupe De Monde competition (World Cup of Bread Baking) held in Paris in which the U.S.A. won the silver medal for
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In addition, Midwife & the Baker, in California's Bay Area produces their version seasonally, usually making it available sometime during the months of November, December, and January.
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La fabrication des saints: « Va pour treize ! »: La « tradition » des desserts de Noël en Provence
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from Latin); these words may be homophones, or the origin, the pastry having a similar shape to the bag.
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bread baking. It continues to be made commercially by Pearl Bakery owned by the Lester family in
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Baking Artisan Pastries & Breads Sweet and Savory Baking for Breakfast, Brunch, and Beyond,
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Dictionnaire Provençal-Français ou Dictionnaire de la langue d'oc ancienne et moderne
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As a traditional dish, there is significant variation between preparations (compare
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The gibassier is traditional and common in Provence but is rarely available in the
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with olive oil, the pastries can be kept longer without drying than with butter.
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literally "oil pump"), but these are distinct dishes. The
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Some suggest that it is named after the mountain peak
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Lourmarin
[ʒi.ba.sje]
French
Occitan
Provence
galette
olive oil
anise
candied orange peel
orange flower water
baker's sugar
[pɔ̃palɥil]
Occitan
thirteen desserts
Provençal
Lou Tresor dóu Felibrige
Frédéric Mistral
fouace
galette
craquelin

Oregon
English-speaking world
Portland, Oregon
gibassier
Luberon
gibacier
game
gibier

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