Hazelnut Cannelé
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Good to go
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Timeless Classics
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Good for freezing
These iconic French pastries are a great addition to your pastry case or tea menu. Perfect canelés take a little finesse, but your diligence will be rewarded! I wanted to create a unique version of this traditional item and found that hazelnut paste was the perfect addition.
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- Makes:
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60 Units
- Shelf life:
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2 Days
- Conservation:
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Air tight, room temperature
Hazelnut Cannelé Dough
Ingredients: Hazelnut Cannelé Dough
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4.4 lbmilk
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0.1 ozsalt
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4 pod(s)Vanilla
Preparation: Hazelnut Cannelé Dough
- Boil the milk with the salt and caster sugar.
- Add the vanilla and let infuse for a few minutes.
- Pour over the hazelnut paste in the mixture.
- In a separate bowl, mix the whole eggs with the egg yols and add in the weak wheat flour.
- Combine all the mixtures togethers and add Rum.
- Strain, and leave in the fridge for 24 hours.
- Separately, prepare the Cannelé moulds. Apply beeswax to the inside of the moulds.
- Fill 3/4 of each mould with the Cannelé dough and cook in the oven at 190°C for approximately 30 minutes and then at 170°C for 40 minutes.
Assembly
- Once frozen, cut the choux-rros into 10cm long pieces.
- Fry in plenty of oil at approximately 175/180°C.
- Once fried, coat in crystal sugar and fill with the hazelnut pastry cream.
- Serve immediately.
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