
Canele flavoured with Seville Orange, Orange Brandy and Seedlip’s Spice 94
Who ever thought of cooking sweet batter in small fluted moulds at a very high temperature ? Luckily for us they did and today these deliciously sweet bites are enjoying the limelight.
Canelé are reputedly tricky to make; the batter is the easy part – the cooking of canelé is what makes it tricky. The art is in cooking the sweet batter of the canelé for a short burst in a fiercely hot oven. The heat boils the batter trapping the air in pockets as the batter sets. Once cooked the insides are aerated and creamy soft in texture. The outside of the canelé is caramelised forming a dark, crisp shell.