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Candle in the Woods |
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Fine wine and private gourmet dinner parties for discerning clientele |
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Some people don’t do dessert, but we’re out to change your mind… not a single guest has ever left their dessert on their plate at our place! Perfectly matched to dinner, every dessert is homemade, & accompanied by the appropriate dessert wine, port, cognac, or liqueur… better keep your spoons! |
There’s nothing finer... |
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Can you imagine? · Souffles · Poached pears stuffed with crème Brulee · Rhubarb and cinnamon tarte · Pots au chocolat · Volcano cake · Ghirardeli chocolate-mint mouse · Baked peaches with real caramel sauce · Baked Alaska · Mexican coffee · And many more taste bud delights...
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Mixed berry and Ginger soufflé: >Pre-heat the oven to 400 degrees. >Coat your ramekins with butter and sugar and put on a large baking sheet. >Make a mixed berry puree with fresh or frozen berries, Chambord, sugar and ginger to taste. Reduce to 12 oz or so. >Make the soufflé batter: For 6, separate 10 oz of egg whites. Best at high speed. When they are frothy, add a pinch of cream of tartar. Beat to stiff peaks, and add 1/3 cup sugar slowly, while continuing to beat. >Fold in 6—8 oz of puree slowly and carefully. >Fill ramekins >Put baking sheet in the oven and immediately lower heat to 375. >Bake for 16—20 minutes, or until risen and golden brown. Don’t open the oven! :) > Make Crème Anglais (CA) while the soufflés cook. >Serve immediately. Spoon CA over soufflé, and spoon a bit of the left over puree on top. Enjoy!
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A perfect mixed-berry and ginger souffle , one of chef Adlard’s award winning specialties. |
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To contact us: |
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11805 E. Nunn Road Athol, Id. 83801 208-664-0135 208-683-9911 candleitwoods@yahoo.com funnflip@msn.com
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