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Light Strawberry Clafoutis - Wilson's disease



Light Strawberry Clafoutis - Wilson's disease

### **[Recipe] Light Strawberry Clafoutis [/Recipe]**


📅 **Published on 02/08/2025**

👩🍳 **Difficulty**: Easy

⏱️ **Preparation time**: 10 min

🔥 **Cooking time**: 30 min

🍽️ **Servings**: 4 people


💡 **Why this recipe?**

This **light strawberry clafoutis** is a fresh and **low copper** dessert, ideal for people with **Wilson's disease**. The **freshness of the strawberries** combined with the melting texture of the clafoutis makes it a perfect sweet treat to finish a meal on a light note.


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### **Ingredients**


#### ✅ **For the clafoutis**

- 250 g of fresh strawberries

- 2 eggs

- 50 g of caster sugar

- 60 g of wheat flour

- 250 ml of milk

- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

- 1 pinch of salt

- Butter for the mold


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### **Preparation**


#### 🍓 **1. Prepare the strawberries**

1. Preheat the oven to **180°C**.

2. Wash and hull the strawberries, then cut them in half.

3. Lightly butter a mold and place the strawberries in the bottom.


#### 🥄 **2. Prepare the clafoutis mixture**

1. In a bowl, whisk the eggs with the sugar until frothy.

2. Add flour, salt and vanilla extract, then mix well.

3. Gradually add the milk while stirring to obtain a smooth paste.


#### 🔥 **3. Cooking the clafoutis**

1. Pour the batter over the strawberries in the mold.

2. Bake for **30 minutes**, until the clafoutis is golden brown and slightly puffed.

3. Let cool before serving.


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### **Compatible accompaniments**

🍦 **A scoop of vanilla ice cream**: For a gourmet touch.

🍯 **A drizzle of honey**: For a little extra sweetness.


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### **Tips and Alternatives**

✅ **Refined sugar-free version**: Replace sugar with honey or agave syrup.

✅ **Adding Flavors**: Add a pinch of cinnamon or lemon zest for extra flavor.

✅ **Other fruits**: Replace strawberries with apples, pears or apricots depending on the season.


Enjoy your meal! 🍽️✨V

 
 

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