Tart cranberry and citrus orange in a soft, custard-like semolina oat clafoutis; Cranberry, Orange and Limoncello Clafoutis.
Take a seductive whisper. And take a gentle caress with each bite.
This dish will shatter any preconceptions that vegan food can’t be impossible to resist. The creamy texture and sweet flavours will make you wonder how something so decadent can be plant-based.
When to make:
Make this:
- When you’re stuffed after a hearty Sunday lunch, this clafoutis is the perfect way to round off the meal with a sweet, comforting dessert
- When the winter months are upon us, this clafoutis will provide the perfect comfort food, warming your belly and your spirits
- When hosting a dinner party, why not serve this clafoutis as a sweet contrast to the savoury flavours of your main course?
What inspired me:
I wanted to create a veganised version of clafoutis that would retain the soft, creamy texture of the original. After several attempts, I finally perfected the recipe, and the addition of Limoncello was the icing on the cake. It adds a touch of sophistication and a hint of naughtiness to this already delicious dessert.
Recipe Highlights:
- Vegan French Cuisine: This clafoutis is a vegan take on the classic French dessert, using plant-based ingredients to create a creamy, indulgent treat
- Soft and Creamy Texture: The semolina oats and non-dairy milk create a soft, custard-like texture that’s impossible to resist
- Tart Cranberry and Orange Flavours: The combination of tart cranberry and citrus orange flavours will tantalize your taste buds and leave you wanting more
- Limoncello Twist: The addition of Limoncello adds a touch of sophistication and a hint of naughtiness to this already delicious dessert
What equipment to use:
For this recipe, I suggest:
Stove
What to do next:
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Love.
Edward x
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