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Chocolate Crêpes with Cherry Confit and Cheese Filling
Tender chocolate crêpes with cherry confit and a creamy cheese filling. After being rolled, the crêpes need to rest for a while so they can absorb the cherry confit.
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Ingredients
- 3 Eggs
- 40 g Sugar (For the batter)
- 400 ml Milk (400–420 ml)
- 140 g Wheat flour (Add half initially and the rest after the cocoa)
- 20 g Cocoa powder
- 30 g Butter (Add to the batter)
- 400 g Cherries (For the confit)
- 2 tbsp Sugar (For the cherry confit)
- 1.5 tbsp Starch (1.5–2 tbsp; the author used 1.5 tbsp)
- 350 g Farmer cheese (For the cheese filling)
- 0.5 tsp Vanilla sugar
- 30 g Powdered sugar (30–40 g)
- 20 ml Cream (Can be replaced with a small amount of milk)
Steps
- 1
Beat or whisk the eggs with the sugar for the batter.
- 2
Add half of the wheat flour and mix into a thick, lump-free batter.
- 3
Pour in approximately one-third of the milk and mix until smooth.
- 4
Add the cocoa powder, the remaining flour, and the remaining milk. Mix the batter.
- 5
Add the butter and mix the batter again.
- 6
Cook approximately 15 crêpes.
- 7
For the confit, place the cherries and sugar in a saucepan and heat gently for a short time.
- 8
Add the starch, stirring constantly, and bring the cherry mixture to a boil.
- 9
For the cheese filling, combine the farmer cheese, vanilla sugar, powdered sugar, and cream.
- 10
Blend the cheese mixture until creamy.
- 11
Fill the crêpes with the cheese filling and cherry confit, then roll them up.
- 12
Let the rolled crêpes rest for a while so they can absorb the cherry confit.
Notes
The author notes that she used 1.5 tbsp of starch for the confit. The crêpes must rest for a while after being rolled so they can absorb the confit.
Nutrition per serving
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