Cannele de Borrdeaux, sweet and chewy
I made an old traditional snack called Canure, which was born in a monastery in Bordeaux, France. Monastery said that there was a lot of honey (smooth lead), so they melted the lead and baked it on a mold. I heard that they sell small amounts of wheat because of the high demand for canure in Japan, but I couldn't get it, so I tried baking it with butter and sugar. It is a cake with a soft custard creamy texture that is caramelized on the outside, crispy and chewy, and vanilla bean seeds chewed on the inside.
6 serving
Within 999 minutes