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Coeur à la Crème
Molded Fresh Cream Cheese
- Serves
6
- Difficulty
Easy
By Anne Willan
Published 2007
The perfect dessert on a hot summer day, Coeur à la Crème (also called crémets) is made of whipped crème fraîche lightened with meringue, then left to drain in cheesecloth. Often the mixture is molded in a heart shape (coeur). In the Loire Valley, where this dessert is most popular, you will find porcelain molds, pierced with holes for drainage, in several sizes. An inexpensive alternative is to poke holes in a metal cake pan, heart shaped or a simple round. To provide a sweet, even fluffie
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