Keluli
Overview
Cannelé, a traditional dessert from Bordeaux, France, looks even more inconspicuous compared to the cute pink macarons. It's full of creamy aroma of vanilla rum, crispy on the outside, and has a QQ texture on the inside. People will fall in love with it after one bite! The first time I learned how to make it, I used a recipe from a Paris flower mom! I made it once and found it very magical. The outer layer is as crispy as caramel and the inner layer is as tender as pudding. Such a snack is actually made of such simple eggs, milk and flour. Keluli takes a lot of effort to make once, the batter takes 24-48 hours to mature, and it takes 1 hour to bake, but the operation is actually not complicated, and the wait is definitely worth it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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The main ingredients to prepare
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Add butter, rum, vanilla extract, and vanilla pods split in half to the milk and bring to a boil. When boiling, turn off the heat and continue soaking for 15 minutes
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Take out the vanilla, use a knife to scrape out the vanilla seeds, and then put the vanilla seeds into
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Then, heat the milk again until it boils again, turn off the heat and let sit for 2 minutes
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In another bowl, stir together all the eggs, egg yolks and sugar
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Pour a small portion of the mixed egg mixture
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Mix well
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Add flour and mix well
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Add the remaining milk and mix well
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Sieve and put into a sealed jar, then refrigerate for 24-48 hours
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Grease the mold evenly with butter and drain out the excess
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Stir the refrigerated Keluli batter evenly again, pour it into the greased mold, fill it up to 80%, put it into the preheated oven, bake at 230 degrees for 15 minutes, then bake at 180 degrees for 60 minutes
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After baking for 30 minutes, when the batter is higher than the mold, take out the kelly and tap the mold one by one to let the batter return to the mold. Tap at least 3 times during the whole process
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Turn the baked Keluli upside down, take it out of the mold and let it cool
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Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, Keluli is the aristocrat among desserts