Far Breton aka Breton far is a traditional cake or a dessert from Brittany region in France. This dessert ressembles almost like the popular Clafoutis, an another dessert which goes for a flan style egg and milk custard with flour. Usually dried plums aka prunes and raisins are added to this traditional Brittany region cake. However you can skip those usual prunes and raisins, by adding apple chunks. Yes you can bake this ultimate cake or dessert with apples, i just love this Apple Far Breton which i tasted long back during our summer trip to Brittany region. Far breton served in Britanny is often cooked to a much burned appearance than the recipes you can find in online, however i love mine with a golden brown top.
With simple ingredients, you can easily bake this Apple loaded Far breton with less efforts. You doesnt need any specific gadget to whisk this incredible dessert. Just a whisk is enough to prepare the flan like far breton batter which you can simply top it with chopped apple chunks. If you are using golden apples, just chop them and add to the batter, if using any other variety of apple, chop it and just toss them in butter before adding to the batter. If you are a follower of my space, you might have noticed that am running a whole month of blogging with Journey through the cuisines as theme and am posting fabulous French recipes under this theme for a month.
1litre Milk
1/2cup Flour
1/2cup Sugar
2nos Apples (peeled & chopped)
2nos Eggs
pinch of Salt
Preheat the oven to 350F and grease an oval shaped shallow baking pan.
Mix the flour with the salt, the powdered sugar, the eggs and the milk and beat until everything gets well mixed.
Peel and chop the apples in small cubes and add it to the already prepared batter.
Pour this to the already prepared pan and bake it for about 1 hour.
Dont open the oven while baking.
Once the far gets well cool, arrange in fridge and let it sit for an hour.
Slice the chilled Far breton and enjoy.
With simple ingredients, you can easily bake this Apple loaded Far breton with less efforts. You doesnt need any specific gadget to whisk this incredible dessert. Just a whisk is enough to prepare the flan like far breton batter which you can simply top it with chopped apple chunks. If you are using golden apples, just chop them and add to the batter, if using any other variety of apple, chop it and just toss them in butter before adding to the batter. If you are a follower of my space, you might have noticed that am running a whole month of blogging with Journey through the cuisines as theme and am posting fabulous French recipes under this theme for a month.
1litre Milk
1/2cup Flour
1/2cup Sugar
2nos Apples (peeled & chopped)
2nos Eggs
pinch of Salt
Preheat the oven to 350F and grease an oval shaped shallow baking pan.
Mix the flour with the salt, the powdered sugar, the eggs and the milk and beat until everything gets well mixed.
Peel and chop the apples in small cubes and add it to the already prepared batter.
Pour this to the already prepared pan and bake it for about 1 hour.
Dont open the oven while baking.
Once the far gets well cool, arrange in fridge and let it sit for an hour.
Slice the chilled Far breton and enjoy.
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yummylicious.. Reminds of apple brown betty but that doesn't use eggs. love the fruit based dessert.
ReplyDeleteWow, Priya! You are on a roll churning out one after another, tempting treats. I just need to hop on your blog and research for 2017 marathon, I guess. ☺
ReplyDeleteThat is such a simple to make dessert. Looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Priya ! The Cake looks fantastic , must have tasted awesome . Must say you have cracked F very well .
ReplyDeleteLooking at the name, I was expecting some kneading the dough or beating the batter. This is so easy. Bookmarking the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThe names are so confusing but the dishes are always fascinating Priya.It looks very inviting.
ReplyDeleteAll your French dishes are amazing and now I have to learn to say them correctly. Maybe we can have a vocabulary tutoring session on whatsapp. Lovely recipe!
ReplyDeleteVery good choice priya..reading about this for the first time.
ReplyDeleteHi priya,
ReplyDeleteLike that you have a small ingredient list...worth a try
Priya, you are rocking this BM. Love this apple breton far. Looks yum...
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing dessert akka... loving all your French delicacies in the marathon...
ReplyDeletesimple to make and looks delicious!!!
ReplyDeletealmost like a pie - I love apple/ fruit flavoured bakes !! well done :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds real easy to make! I have made clafoutis, so can imagine how this must taste like.
ReplyDeleteYou have mastered the French Cuisine Priya, such lovely dishes from you.. This apple cake looks really delicious:)
ReplyDeleteFor me any thing baked with Apples mouthwatering here...
ReplyDeleteWow! Where have you been hiding?? I'm so glad I continued to return to the AtoZ list and seek new blogs. I love baking, and this looks both tasty and do-able. And I can Pin it to my board! - you make it so easy!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking bake there. I am sure this marathon is a breeze for you :)
ReplyDeleteWow Priya. This looks so delicious and inviting. Loved the simple dessert :)
ReplyDeleteWow!!!sounds so interesting,makes me drool..
ReplyDeleteAm enjoying this series with your French recipes Priya. Learning a lot about this cuisine as well...
ReplyDeletewow this is my kind of dessert - looks so good
ReplyDeletePriya though the name is sort of tongue twisting, love the final dish on the plate, looks yummilicious!!
ReplyDeleteThats such a simple dessert. You are making the french cuisine sound very simple... Good one
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely cake Priya. Looks fantastic
ReplyDeleteAm a great fan of apple pie and I think I would love this dessert as well. So tempting. :)
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