Cherry clafoutis is one of the easiest French desserts you can ever make. You can use fresh or frozen pitted cherries .
This baked custard can be served warm or at room temperature.
Delicious for every season.
I love this recipe for evry clafoutis is light and flavorful !
Adapted from Gimme some oven
Note: Finally, a small note, I would love to publish more often, in fact I always have recipes and photos but sometimes I can't because I m caring my mom.
I do not have time sometimes to do the post, I say this because some of you ask me , she is fine until now but sometimes she needs more of my care.
Thanks for all. Anyway Im posting a recipe once a week.
Ingredients
4 eggs separated
2/3 cup sugar
6 tablespoon all purpose flour
2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 cups fresh cherries or frozen pitted cherries
1/2 teaspoon lemon zest
powdered sugar (for dusting)
Method
Preheat the oven to 180°c (375 F) Butter 6 smaller baking dishes or a large rectangular baking dish.
Combine the egg yolks and 1/3 cup sugar in a large bowl. Whisk until ribbons form and add the flour, vanilla extract and cream. Beat the mixture until completely blended.
In another bowl beat the egg whites together with the salt until foamy about one minute .
Then add the beaten egg whites into the batter mix lightly until incorporated .
In a medium bowl stir together the cherries, the remaining sugar and the lemon zest. Pour the cherries sin the smaller baking dishes or the large baking dish. and top with the batter.
Bake until the clafoutis is set in the middle (about 20 to 25 minutes)
Print recipe here
en español
clafoutis de cerezas
You have done an excellent job creating these beautiful desserts, Gloria. I need to bake a batch soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie, you are always nice :)
DeleteLooks so good!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!
DeleteMmmm. Love cherries!
ReplyDeleteThanks David !
DeleteAll with a cherry on top.
ReplyDeletePosting when you can is the way to be, real life takes priority
Thanks Pat, is absolutely true, and my mom need me in this moment :)
DeleteThis looks an interesting recipe. We have clafoutis often as we have our own cherry trees but my recipe is totally different. I might just try this out next week and see what the difference really is. Thanks for sharing especially when you are busy and short on time Take care. Diane
ReplyDeletethanks Diane !
DeleteYes I have seen (and made) different recipes of clafuties!
Nice You have cherries tree. we have one but usually they are eaten by the birds :) :)
Gloria, this is one of my favorite desserts and a breeze to make. Your's is beautiful. I hope your mother will be o.k.. I know having you care for her is a great comfort.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
thanks Bonnie. Yes sometimes she is doing well and others not so much :)
DeleteYes Im happy fof care her.
I love clafoutis and yours looks delicious. I should make it more often. Taken care of your mother is a lot of work but you also have to take care of yourself.
ReplyDeletethanks Gerlinde !
Deleteyes some times isn't easy but others we are ok.
thanks !
I should finally make this☺
ReplyDeletethanks Natalia !
Deleteadoro questo dolce e le monoporzioni sono un'idea deliziosa. un abbraccio cara, buona serata
ReplyDeletegrazie Fede :)
DeleteAdoro le ciliegie e questo dolce è delizioso!
ReplyDeleteCura la tua mamma con amore e non preoccuparti delle ricette :)
Un forte abbraccio e un bacio <3
grazie Dani ♡♡♡♡
Deleteun abbraccio cara
che delizia Gloria, bellissima ricetta, un abbraccio !
ReplyDeletegrazie Chiara :) :)
ReplyDeleteThese individual clafoutis are beautiful!!! I bet they taste amazing, too!!!
ReplyDeletethanks Lizzy !!
DeleteI love sweet and light texture of clafoutis.
ReplyDeletethanks Balvinder, I love too :)
DeleteYou make the best desserts, Gloria! I love the individual serving dishes you used too. xoxo
ReplyDeletethanks dear Susan :) :)
Deletetrès beau dessert j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
merci beaucoup Fimere :)
DeleteGloria, Baked custard with cherries...YUM! An easy and satisfying little dessert...and fairly healthy too. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeletethanks Dear David !!
DeleteBellissimi e pratici in mono porzione... e tanto golosi!
ReplyDeleteGrazie Speedy I love mono porcione :)
DeleteThat does look absolutely delicious!! Saw a write-up about you over at Pat's blog and came to see the yummy goodies!
ReplyDeletethanks mail4rosey ! you are welcome here.
Deletenice of you come to see my kitchen :)
this is such a fancy dessert that would be good with any fruit but is especially awesome with cherries!!
ReplyDeletethanks Grace. Really true ! I love with cherries but is so good with raspberries or strawberries.
DeleteClafoutis is so yummy!
ReplyDeleteYours look delicious.
I do have a lower carb recipe which I use as it doesn't raise husband Eddies blood sugar levels (he is Type 2 diabetic) http://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/low-carb-berries-fruit-and-almond.html
Sending my thoughts and good wishes to you and your Mom.
All the best Jan
thanks Jan . My dad was type 2 too and I made special diabet treats for him.
ReplyDeleteAnd know is hard .
xo
Your clafoutis looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteAnd I hope your mom is doing well.
thanks dear Joyce :)
DeleteThese desserts look as beautiful as I'm sure they are tasty. Well done!
ReplyDeleteStopping by from Pat's to say hello :)
thanks Theresa :)
DeleteIm glad you visit me !
so sweet :))
ReplyDeletegrazie Andrea :)
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria, What a beautiful dessert or mid-afternoon treat with a nice cup of tea. xoxo Catherine
ReplyDeletethanks Catherine :)
ReplyDeletexo
Oh how yummy these little treats look...such a perfect accompaniment to my mid afternoon coffee!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing...
Much Love & Hugs
xoxoxoxo
Thanks to you Ygraine .
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs for you !
Ah yes, it can be hard to get regular posts out when things get busy! But your clafoutis is beautiful! I had made this with peaches, but I know using cherries is more traditional. I love that you did this in individual sizes. I should try it again with cherries since they are in season now!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Inger, I love individual sizes I dont know why!
DeleteI've never made a clafoutis - I love the idea of a mini version. YUM!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam welcome again after yours summer weeks !
DeleteHi Gloria! Your cherry clafoutis looks delicious! I haven't make it in a long time and want to try your version. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam :)
DeleteHi, Gloria! I'm visiting via Pat Hatt's post featuring your blog. Your post on cherry clafoutis literally made my mouth water. I've never had this dessert, but I have made baked custards long ago. I'm definitely going to have to try this! Have a good one!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fundy blue you are welcome, I love Pat, hope you enjoy cherry clafotis are really nice and easy to make!
Deletelooks great must try to make it sometime.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca is really delicious and easy !
DeleteThis looks so pretty and sounds so tasty. I like that it is described as easy to make. :)
ReplyDelete~Jess