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22 April, 2012 at 7:53 am #490630
I think I will add the marmalade to the recipe next time Jen …sounds good. True about the loaf not lasting long though ….. Lol
J in France I love the french recipe for Clafoutis… Basically a batter pudding filled with fruit especially cherries in summer or any other kind of fruit such as plums or apples etc. Sprinkled with sugar and served with cream it’s delicious !
22 April, 2012 at 12:22 pm #490631This morning I was at Fodders in Harrogate…. I had a warm cheese scone with onion marmalade…. delicious.
They do some lovely recipes
22 April, 2012 at 2:01 pm #490632@pepsi wrote:
J in France I love the french recipe for Clafoutis… Basically a batter pudding filled with fruit especially cherries in summer or any other kind of fruit such as plums or apples etc. Sprinkled with sugar and served with cream it’s delicious !
I am not a dessert eater as I have to keep an eye on sugar intake but there are some lovely desserts available in France, though they still have to learn the difference between creme anglaise and custard.
Cream is very different here as they don’t have the creams like single, double or clotted but it is possible to find some things that are a bit similar and which with a bit of work can be almost the same
But as they say – Vive la difference
22 April, 2012 at 2:27 pm #49063322 April, 2012 at 2:28 pm #490634@j_in_france wrote:
@pepsi wrote:
J in France I love the french recipe for Clafoutis… Basically a batter pudding filled with fruit especially cherries in summer or any other kind of fruit such as plums or apples etc. Sprinkled with sugar and served with cream it’s delicious !
I am not a dessert eater as I have to keep an eye on sugar intake but there are some lovely desserts available in France, though they still have to learn the difference between creme anglaise and custard.
Cream is very different here as they don’t have the creams like single, double or clotted but it is possible to find some things that are a bit similar and which with a bit of work can be almost the same
But as they say – Vive la difference
I get the red-topped one, and whisk it a bit – makes it more of a double cream! :D
22 April, 2012 at 2:50 pm #490635@Rosepetal wrote:
Made this for guests couple of weeks ago :)
Pavlova?
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