This is definitely a winner and should be tried while gooseberries are still in season.
We plated up individual little Gooseberry Clafoutis with a
gooseberry puree and a brown sugar streusel made from scratch. I personally
prefer all Clafoutis with nice warm custard or homemade ice cream. As you know
I’m always saying that repetitive flavours are the way to go, whenever you’re
making any dish. Clafoutis are a very famous French Custard dessert that calls
for some flour to the custard mixture before it gets poured over the chosen
fruit. When baked it has a tendency to puff up almost like a soufflé and as it
cools it will shrink back a little.
Gooseberry Clafoutis with a Brown
Sugar Streusel
For the Clafoutis
you’ll need:
·
Butter, softened to butter
ramekins
·
500 ml full cream milk
·
135 g sugar
·
7.5 ml vanilla – one fresh
vanilla pod deseeded
·
9 eggs – we used duck eggs
·
2 ml salt
·
180g Flour
·
Icing sugar, for dusting
method:
1.
Pre heat oven to 190 ̊C. Spread baking dish (ramekins) with butter;
set aside. Combine milk, sugar, vanilla, eggs, and salt in a blender. Blend for
a few seconds to mix ingredients, then add flour and blend until smooth, about
1 minute. For silky smooth custard stain the mixture through a sieve to remove
any small lumps.
2.
Pour batter into buttered
ramekins, and then distribute gooseberries evenly over top. Bake until a skewer
inserted into batter comes out clean and a golden brown crust has formed on top
and bottom of Clafoutis, about 30 minutes. Dust with confectioners' sugar
before serving.
For the Streusel
you’ll need:
·
62.5ml Butter
·
125ml Flour
·
62.5ml Demarera sugar
·
½Tsp Ground Cinnamon
·
125ml Oats
METHOD:
1. Rub the ingredients together until it
resembles a crumble topping and bake on a baking sheet in the oven at 190 ̊ C
for 15 – 20 minutes. Once cooked crumble the Streusel on top of the Clafoutis
and serve.
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