Coeur à la Crème |
The recipe is very simple:
I've checked a few alternate ways to make this classic dish. These recipes are similar except that they use cheesecloth and a special heart-shaped mold to drain liquid from the cheese mixture. I assume this process makes the result firmer. The more time-consuming versions also add a bit of lemon and vanilla. I was thinking vanilla would be nice, but I don't have any in my little temporary kitchen.
Although I didn't drain it, the simple version that I made had a very nice, spoonable texture. As you can see from the top photo, I'm a hopeless case when it comes to making things look pretty! But once again, the result tasted good and reminded us of things we have eaten in France.
Looks delicious, Mae.
ReplyDeleteWow -- it looks like a hit, Mae. Delicious and pretty, too. And I love 10 minutes!
ReplyDeleteI'm all for a 10 minute dessert!
ReplyDeleteWe made this dessert for FFWD, and it is delicious. I love the heart in the centre of yours.
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