
The recipe is taken from the book "French Regional Cuisine" by Joël Robuchon and Loïc Bienassy. In the past, in the provinces, when they baked homemade bread, they often left a handful (in local patois pougna or pugna) of dough and added pastry to it to make a dessert. Some believe that the name "ponie" comes from this handful. This recipe is from Romans-sur-Isère, but it is known far beyond the borders of Dauphiné. Nowadays, bread is no longer baked at home, but ponie is still made from yeast dough.
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