Clafoutis Monique
Updated: Jul 20, 2020
This classic French baked dessert is packed full of cherries, but you could use whichever fruit is in season.

Serves 6 Prep 15 minutes Bake 25 – 30 minutes
Ingredients
Large knob of unsalted butter for greasing
75g plain flour
75g caster sugar
300ml full-fat milk
2 medium eggs, separated
2 tbsp Kirsch
400g ripe black cherries, pitted
Icing sugar for dusting
Method
1. Heat your oven to 190°C. Generously butter a 25cm round baking dish.
2. Mix the flour and sugar together in a large bowl. Combine the milk and egg yolks in another bowl, then gradually whisk into the flour to make a smooth batter. Add the Kirsch.
3. In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites until stiff, then lightly fold them into the batter.
4. Warm the buttered dish in a warming oven or briefly in the heated oven. Take out the dish and pour in a little of the batter, then add the cherries, arranging them evenly around the dish. Pour on the rest of the batter, then immediately bake for 25 – 30 minutes until the clafoutis is puffed up and set.
5. Leave to cool a little, then serve sprinkled with icing sugar. A generous dollop of crème fraîche mixed with a little sugar and Kirsch is the perfect complement. This clafoutis is also very good cold the next day.
Taken from Paul Hollywood’s How To Bake, published by Bloomsbury
Photograph © Peter Cassidy




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Thank you for sharing this lovely recipe, Monique! I’ve always wanted to try making a clafoutis, and your step-by-step instructions (especially the tip about folding in the stiff egg whites) make it feel so approachable. I love that it works with any seasonal fruit too—definitely going to give this a go with some summer berries. And that crème fraîche and Kirsch accompaniment sounds absolutely divine! 😋
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As for the recipe itself, I really enjoyed the balance between simplicity and elegance. The fresh fruit, light custard, and classic presentation make it feel like the perfect dessert for a family meal or a relaxed weekend treat. Definitely one I'll be saving…