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Burnaby baker unveils exquisite Easter designs to blow your mind

Fresh off her recent Macron Day fundraiser that blew minds, Burnaby baker Elena Krasnova has done it again – this time for Easter.

Fresh off her recent Macron Day fundraiser that blew minds, Burnaby baker Elena Krasnova has done it again – this time for Easter.

Fans of Krasnova’s distinctive pastries and confections will be flocking to her Mon Paris Pâtisserie shop (4396 Beresford St., Burnaby) for an enticing collection of delectable Easter eggs.

This year, her charming chocolates and extraordinary cakes are all egg-shaped and full of delicious surprises.

Here’s what you can expect:

Easter Mille-Feuille Cake 

Layers of puffed pastry, vanilla pastry cream and raspberry jam in the shape of an Easter egg. This gorgeous spring-inspired cake is decorated with vanilla cream, green apple macarons, fresh made marshmallows and meringue, and a signature Mon Paris Easter truffle. Available in two sizes:  

  • Serves 6-7, $28 
  • Serves 10, $42

Chocolate Eggs 

  • Small Dark or Milk Chocolate Eggs, $9: crack the delicious thin shell and discover two solid chocolate Easter surprises. 
  • Red Velvet Easter Egg, $15: Milk chocolate Easter egg with two signature truffles. 
  • Easter Chick, $15: White chocolate Easter egg-shaped chick with strawberry Easter truffle. 
  • Large Dark or Milk Chocolate Easter Egg, $21: a solid chocolate Easter egg filled with candied nuts and dried fruits.

The 2019 Easter collection is available now at Mon Paris Pâtisserie. Chocolate and Easter Mille-Feuille can be ordered in advance in-person at Mon Paris, through email at [email protected] or by phone at 604-564-5665.

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Elena Krasnova of Burnaby's Mon Paris Patisserie. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Born in Russia, Krasnova moved to Vancouver in her early 20 where she attended university, collecting several degrees — including accounting — prior to pursuing a career in pastry. Realizing that number crunching wasn’t for her, she plunged into her true passion, moving to Paris to study at the famed Ferrandi l’Ecole de Gastronomie before working at France’s oldest and most storied patisserie, Dalloyau.