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Brioche french toast, caramelized apples, ice cream vanilla, hazelnuts and roasted almonds |

Brunch, Vegetarian, Ice cream, Biscuit Dough, Fruits

A gourmet dessert that offers many possibilities, in the possible variety of its fillings.

Note

A practical way to use your bread or brioche pieces that are starting to harden (go rancid)

Ingredients

Recipe for 4

Caramelized pear wedges

2 Unit(s)
Cortland apple
4 Nut(s)
Butter
50 Gr
Brown sugar

French toast

2 Unit(s)
Egg
2 Unit(s)
Egg yolk
75 Ml
35% cooking cream
175 Ml
Milk
4 Thick slice(s)
Brioche bread

Dried fruit

50 Gr
Hazelnuts
50 Gr
Almonds
4 Scoop(s)
Vanilla ice cream

Preparation time: 25 min

Preheat your Oven at 400 °F

  • Caramelized apple wedges

    Peel the apples, cut them into quarters, remove the core and slice them in half again, cut into small cubes. In a hot pan, put butter and brown sugar. Add the diced pears and brown them in the caramelized sugar. Reserve them in a dish, in a temperate room

  • French toast

    In a bowl, place eggs and yolks, beat lightly with a whisk. Add the dairy products, whisk the mixture again and season. Keep the mixture in the fridge. Cut thick slices of brioche about 2 cm thick and cut 8 cm diameter discs with a cookie cutter (or a small bowl) in each thick slice. Dip the brioche discs into the English mixture. In a frying pan over medium heat, add 3 knobs of butter, lightly drain your brioche pieces, then place them in the pan. Make sure they are golden brown on all sides. Keep them on a paper towel when you take them out of the pan. Pop them in the oven just before serving.

  • Roasted dried fruit

    Place the dried fruit on a baking sheet and bake in a hot oven for 4 to 5 minutes, paying attention to the coloring.

    Once out of the oven, use the bottom of a pan to lightly crush them.

    Have a vanilla ice cream to accompany the dessert (optional)

A practical way to use your bread or brioche pieces that are starting to harden (go rancid)

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