[Article updated on 19/09/2023]
This recipe was brought to me by the blog Kanisette. Entitled “Wonderful soft fondant”, the recipe presented here is valid for 8 people.
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I used a silicone mold, this is how you avoid buttering the dish. This time it will be an apple brioche cake.
Ingredients
(editor’s note: The numbers in parentheses correspond to Weight Watchers smartpoints)
- 50 grams of sugar (12 green, blue, purple)
- 3 eggs (7 green, 0 blue, purple)
- 8 slices of WW brioche (18 green, blue, purple)
- 1 tablespoon of cinnamon powder
- 200 grams of cream with 4/5% fat (7 green, blue, purple)
- 4 apples
Preparation
- Preheat your oven to thermostat 180°C.
- Place your silicone mold on your cold perforated aluminum plate and set aside.
- Peel and cut the apples into thin slices like you would for a pie.
- In a mixing bowl, beat the eggs and cream with the sugar.
- Quickly dip the 4 slices of brioche in the mixture (cream egg preparation), then place them in the mold.
- Arrange the apple slices nicely and sprinkle with cinnamon, pour half of the preparation over the brioche slices.
- Then place the other 4 slices of brioche on top.
- And pour the rest of the mixture onto the tops of the brioche slices.
- Bake for 30 minutes.
- Wait a little before unmolding.
This dessert can be enjoyed warm or cold.
A real delight, I who love brioche bread, I enjoyed it. To do it again, I would quickly dip the slices in the appliance in order to properly moisten the slices of sandwich bread.
