22 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.
Il était une fois la pâtisserie is a French YouTube cooking channel that focuses on desserts, snacks and breakfast treats, offering medium‑difficulty recipes rooted in classic French patisserie.
On YT Recipe, 22 of its video recipes are available as full‑text conversions, complete with ingredient lists, step‑by‑step instructions, nutrition facts and printable PDFs.

Soft and indulgent cookies studded with pieces of Kinder Maxi. A reduced-sugar version, easy to make by hand or with a stand mixer, perfect for tea time or a snack.

An elegant entremet composed of a moist chocolate cake, a silky chocolate ganache and a fragrant vanilla bavarois. Assembled in alternating layers, each layer being frozen for a perfect texture. Ideal for birthdays or special occasions.

A classic French shortcrust pastry dough that works for both sweet and savory tarts. The recipe uses plain flour (type T55), cold butter, a little water and optional sugar. After a brief rest in the fridge, the dough is rolled thin, blind‑baked and ready for any filling.

Fresh and elegant strawberry and pistachio entremet, composed of a gelatinized strawberry insert, a light pistachio dacquoise, and a creamy strawberry mousse. Ideal for warm days, this dessert is prepared in several steps but remains accessible to amateur pastry chefs.

A French‑inspired sweet sheet of thin crepes baked with grated apples, cinnamon and butter. The batter is made without a blender – just a whisk and warm milk to avoid lumps – then poured over a layer of apples on a large baking sheet and baked until golden. Cut into squares and serve hot with a dab of butter.

Small Breton galettes, light and crispy, perfect for a snack or to take to school. This simple recipe requires only a few ingredients and no leavening.

Delicate individual bite-sized desserts featuring three textures of speculoos: a silky speculoos mousse, a crunchy speculoos biscuit base, and a glossy speculoos glaze on top. Perfect for elegant parties or a refined sweet treat.

A moist lemon cake, light and melt-in-your-mouth, topped with a homemade raspberry coulis. Ideal for summer, it is made without greasing the pan thanks to a flexipan mold.

A light, airy French Savoie cake (also called biscuit de Savoie) baked in a 22 cm round mold. The cake is buttery, slightly sweet, and finished with a dusting of powdered sugar. Perfect for breakfast, tea time, or a simple dessert.

A fluffy snowflake‑shaped brioche filled with hazelnut spread, perfect for a Christmas breakfast or any festive occasion. The dough is prepared with a stand mixer, risen twice, and shaped into a snowflake before being baked to a golden finish.

A light and creamy buttercream thanks to Swiss meringue, enriched with dark chocolate. Ideal for filling and decorating layer‑cakes, cupcakes or any other cake.

Soft, buttery brioche buns with a gooey Nutella center – perfect for a sweet snack or breakfast treat. This French pastry recipe uses a classic brioche dough, proofed twice for maximum fluffiness, and is finished with a glossy egg wash and optional pearl sugar.

A quick and easy Valentine’s Day dessert: a moist pear‑infused chocolate cake baked in a 22 cm silicone mold, coated with a glossy dark chocolate shell and finished with a decorative heart‑shaped chocolate sheet. Perfectly sweet, tender, and visually striking for a romantic celebration.

A luxurious, ultra‑chocolate tart with a hazelnut crust, a silky chocolate custard filling, and a glossy chocolate‑gelatin ganache topping. Perfect for celebrations or any chocolate lover who wants a rich, velvety dessert.

A silky, nutty pistachio ganache made without artificial coloring. Toasted pistachios are blended with powdered sugar and a touch of oil, then combined with melted white chocolate, cream, and optional gelatin for a stable entremet filling. Chill, whisk, and chill again for a glossy, spreadable texture perfect for cakes, cupcakes, macarons, or decorative piping.

A refined French entremet featuring a bright lemon mousse, a creamy Speculoos mousse, a light almond-financier biscuit, and a crunchy Speculoos base. The cake is assembled in layers, frozen, and finished with a smooth finish for an elegant dessert.

A silky, nut‑filled white chocolate ganache that sets firm enough for piping onto cupcakes, macarons, or layering in pastries. Made from a homemade hazelnut‑almond praline, white chocolate, cream, and a touch of gelatin for stability.

A light and fluffy birthday cake based on "Molly cake" without butter, topped with Marie Maïna's old‑fashioned chocolate mousse and fresh strawberries. Easy to make, it takes less than two hours and is best served chilled.

A moist pistachio cake with a silky pistachio ganache, decorated with crushed pistachios and a touch of edible gold leaf. Ideal for pistachio lovers, this elegant dessert is made with a stand mixer but remains accessible to home cooks.

Delicate, citrus‑filled mini cakes baked in silicone savarin molds. A buttery almond‑flavored batter is brightened with fresh orange zest and juice, then soaked with a warm orange‑sugar syrup and finished with a dollop of orange marmalade. Perfect for tea time or a light dessert.

A decadent, ultra‑gourmet chocolate bar made with soft homemade cookies, large chocolate chunks, and a glossy tempered chocolate coating. Perfect for a luxurious snack or a show‑stopping dessert.

A luxurious French pastry cake featuring crisp hazelnut‑almond dacquoise layers and a silky praline‑infused muslin cream. Perfect for celebrations or an indulgent dessert.
It is best known for recipes such as Kinder Maxi Cookies, Vanilla‑Chocolate Entremet, Pâte Brisée, Strawberry Pistachio Entremet and Lemon and Raspberry Cake with Homemade Coulis. These titles reflect the channel’s focus on French desserts and pastries.
YT Recipe hosts 22 full‑text conversions of the channel’s videos, providing ingredients, step‑by‑step instructions, nutrition information and printable PDFs. All content is directly derived from the original YouTube videos.
The channel specializes in French cuisine, focusing on classic patisserie and bakery items. Its recipes showcase traditional French flavors and techniques.
The recipes are generally rated as medium difficulty, balancing approachable techniques with authentic French flavors. This level suits home cooks who have some basic cooking experience.
Yes, each full‑text recipe on YT Recipe includes a nutrition facts section outlining calories, macronutrients and other key values. This helps users track dietary information easily.
Absolutely; every converted recipe is offered as a printable PDF for easy offline use. Users can download and print the PDFs directly from the recipe page.
The Pâte Brisée (shortcrust pastry) is a straightforward, foundational recipe that is well‑suited for beginners looking to practice French pastry basics. Its simple ingredient list and clear steps make it an ideal starting point.