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elleng

(130,895 posts)
Mon Nov 19, 2018, 09:50 PM Nov 2018

Blackberry Clafoutis

This French-style clafoutis (pronounced clah-FOO-tee) is a simple dessert that showcases the bright flavors of seasonal fruit. Studded with chubby blackberries and not too sweet, it is heavenly when topped with whipped cream. It can also be made with blueberries, pitted cherries, halved plums or figs and even chopped, sugared rhubarb.

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Blackberry Clafoutis (Original Post) elleng Nov 2018 OP
That looks really good. Not that hard either. dameatball Nov 2018 #1
I agree! elleng Nov 2018 #2
I just put mine in the oven. I will let you know how it turns out. dameatball Nov 2018 #3
Great! elleng Nov 2018 #4
This recipe turned out great. It is sort of fruity/custardly delicious. dameatball Nov 2018 #5

dameatball

(7,397 posts)
3. I just put mine in the oven. I will let you know how it turns out.
Thu Nov 22, 2018, 05:50 PM
Nov 2018

I substituted Chambord for the liqeuer.

dameatball

(7,397 posts)
5. This recipe turned out great. It is sort of fruity/custardly delicious.
Thu Nov 22, 2018, 10:17 PM
Nov 2018

I was a little heavy on the whipping cream (not a lot), vanilla, Chambord and slightly on the sugar. One could even go to four eggs with no harm. I think this recipe could be modified several times by adding different fruits , liqeuers, etc, but the base recipe works really well. I was a little bit worried about it overflowing the edge, but it actually rose up and got fluffy in a glass baking dish. Nothing leaked over.

This would go great with a really good cup of coffee. I will make it again. 30-40 minutes prep and 45-50 minutes baking time. Not bad. I was surprised that the blackberries held up so well , which was another plus. Next time I may add some walnut pieces.

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