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Liqueur Soufflé

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Preparation info
  • 12

    soufflés, 3¼ inches 8.1 cm ) in diameter in diameter
    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
The Advanced Professional Pastry Chef

By Bo Friberg

Published 2003

  • About

This recipe can be used to make any type of liqueur soufflé. Simply use the desired liqueur in the soufflé base and to flavor the sauce. Some liqueurs will not give the soufflé enough flavor; intensify the flavor by soaking ladyfingers in additional liqueur and placing two in the middle of the soufflé batter as you fill the forms.

Ingredients

  • Melted unsalted butter
  • 5 ounces (140 g) granulated sugar, plus more to coat the forms

Method

  1. Use the melted butter to thoroughly coat the insides of the appropriate number of soufflé ramekins, depending on the size of ramekins used. Fill 1 of the forms halfway with granulated sugar. Twist the form so the sugar coats the entire inside, then pour the sugar into the next form. Repeat until all the forms are coated, adding more sugar as necessary. Set the forms asid

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