Crêpe Suzette with Xucker Bronxe
This time, our sugary-sweet world tour takes us to France. We're serving Crêpe Suzette with Xucker Bronxe. These are wafer-thin pancakes soaked in orange sauce and then flambéed with orange liqueur. French Crêpe Suzette with erythritol For the orange sauce, we use Xucker Bronxe, a calorie-free raw sugar substitute based on erythritol. This gives the dessert a caramel flavor while remaining low in sugar, despite the fructose from the oranges.
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Total Time
30 min
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Difficulty
Medium
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Calories
124
Instructions
- For our Crêpe Suzette with Xucker Bronxe, first prepare the batter. Whisk together the flour, egg, milk, and salt until you have a smooth batter. Finally, add the sparkling water until it's no longer too thick. Let the batter rest for a short time.
- In the meantime, peel two oranges with a sharp knife, removing all the white pith. Cut out the segments and set them aside. Squeeze the juice from the remaining parts.
- Squeeze the third orange.
- Now, bake thin crêpes one by one, and stack them.
- Melt 1 tablespoon of Xucker Bronxe in the pan and coat the orange segments with it. Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
- Next, melt 2 tablespoons of Xucker Bronxe in the pan and dissolve the butter in it, add the orange juice, and optionally add a little Cointreau here.
- Halve the lemon. Prick one half with a fork and rub the pan with it. This gives the sauce a slightly bitter note.
- Dip each crêpe individually in the sauce and fold them into triangles in the pan (transfer to a plate in between if necessary).
- Return all the folded crêpes to the pan. Gently heat a shot glass of Cointreau and pour it into the pan. Ignite it with a long lighter and immediately swirl the pan to allow the flames to get enough air. (Alternatively, the Cointreau can be ignited in a ladle and then poured into the pan while still flaming.)
- Arrange on two plates and garnish with the orange segments and some fresh mint.
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