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3 Fruit Recipes for French Dessert ClafoutiEasy Oven-Baked Pudding with Fresh Raspberries, Peaches or Figs
A clafouti is an oven-baked dessert pudding. This recipe is a simplified but still delicious adaptation of the renowned French Clafoutis Limousin made with cherries.
The Limousin is an agricultural area in the centre of France, known for its abundant cherry harvest. Cherries were the main ingredient and the inspiration for Clafoutis Limousin recipe, though almost any seasonal fresh fruit can be used. The end result belies the little effort it takes to produce this delectable dessert. The batter is prepared in a small bowl using an electric mixer, then poured into a buttered pie plate and oven-baked. The clafouti batter puffs up while cooking, then falls slightly when removed from the oven. In France, the cherry pits are not removed before baking. Recipe for Quick Raspberry ClafoutiFresh, rather than frozen raspberries are best for this effortless summertime dessert recipe. Serve with an elegant, easy to make cocktail like French Kir or Kir Royal. Ingredients
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Remove raspberry clafouti from oven and let stand 10 minutes. Dust with confectioners’ sugar, a fine powdery sugar also known as icing or powdered sugar, before serving. Makes 8 portions. Recipe for Quick Peach ClafoutiFresh peaches in season are the focus of this summer clafouti recipe. For extra rich flavour, add a tablespoon of cognac or peach liqueur to the milk. Ingredients:
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Remove peach clafouti from oven and let stand 10 minutes. Dust with confectioner’s sugar before serving. Makes 8 portions. Recipe for Fall Fig ClafoutiFresh figs arrive by late summer and early fall. Take advantage of their delectable flavour with this rich-tasting dessert clafouti. Ingredients:
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Remove clafouti from oven and let stand 10 minutes. Serve with whipped cream if desired. Makes 8 portions. More French RecipesAn easy oven-baked dinner option is delicious Tuna Nicoise Casserole, with black olives and the flavours of traditional French herbs. Another dessert choice could be chestnut and chocolate truffles, a classic French combination. Resource CreditsThis article was researched using information from Country Cooking of France by Anne Willan and International Cooking Magazine.
The copyright of the article 3 Fruit Recipes for French Dessert Clafouti in French Farmhouse Cooking is owned by Heather Zorzini. Permission to republish 3 Fruit Recipes for French Dessert Clafouti in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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