We’re enjoying a vast array of delectable fruits from the local
market. One of my favourite summer desserts is the French ‘Clafoutis’. You can make it with cherries but I
really like this recipe made with plums called ‘Clafoutis
de prunes’. This
sounds confusing but I promise that you don’t make it with prunes. You
can use Yorkshire Pudding batter for ‘Clafoutis’.
Here’s the recipe from my French friend, Florence. Grandma
liked this as it's a recipe based on a ‘cup’
measurement. No worrying about metric or imperial - gs or ozs. Just make
sure you use the same cup for the ingredients!
Clafoutis de prunes
¾ cup plain flour
2 eggs
¼ cup sugar
Pinch of salt
1 full cup of milk
4-5 plums cut into slices
Mix the eggs and flour as for a pancake batter. Beat in the sugar,
salt and milk. Butter an oven dish and line with the plums. Cover these with
the mixture and cook in a moderate oven for about 45 minutes (Mark 4, 350F,
180C).
Grandma’s tips for YorkshirePudding apply to this dish. Switch
to a conventional heat setting rather than a fan oven setting to ensure it
comes out light and airy!
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