Navettes Provençales (Sweet France)
The Navettes Provençales are a crunchy, barely sweet cookie shaped like a boat to commemorate the arrival by boat of St. Lazarus, Mary Magdalene, and Saint Martha to Provence over 2000 years ago.
A specialty of Marseille, they come in three traditional forms: the navette traditionnelle uses fleur d’oranger; the navette Marseillaise leaves out the orange flower water, and the navette Provençale has the fleur d’oranger and is also a little softer.
Focal Journey (by Gustavo Espinola)
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