Normandy
pancakes with
ice cream
calvados
plain chocolate
full cream
ice cream
whipped cream
chocolate sprinkles
icing sugar
This is a variation on the classic Norman
pancakes where the apple slices are baked
into the cake. This is a technique that takes
some practice. The advantage of this
version is that the baking cannot fail,
because you bake the apple slices
separately. And with small pancakes, you
can perfectly cater to the needs of your
guests. After a full menu, with almost a full
stomach, they probably won't see a heavy
dessert.
The pancakes. Make the batter with 250 g
pastry flour, 3 eggs, half a litre of milk and two
tablespoons of vanilla sugar. Click here for the
complete recipe.
Fry the pancakes in an egg pan so that they
have a maximum diameter of about ten
centimetres. If you do not have this, use a large
ring to cut circles out of ordinary pancakes.
Cut out slices of an apple and fry them in a
pan with fizzy butter. Dust with vanilla sugar and
cinnamon powder. Turn off the cooker, heat a
saucepan with calvados and ignite it. Carefully
pour the pan over the apple slices and let it
burn.
Make a chocolate sauce by melting a few
bars of dark chocolate with the addition of a
few splashes of full cream and a few
tablespoons of calvados.
On the dessert plate: a mirror of chocolate
sauce topped with two pancakes and an apple
slice. Finish with a scoop of ice cream, a dollop
of whipped cream, sprinkles and icing sugar.
250 g pastry flour
3 eggs
½ l milk
vanilla sugar
apples
butter
cinnamon powder
Ingredient
quantities
are
only
listed
when
absolutely
necessary.
Making
the
right
choices
when
following
a
recipe,
with
your
fiery
passion
for
cooking,
that's
creative cooking
!