Far Breton Recipe
Bakes Desserts Plant-based

A classic from Britany, Le Far Breton

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Far Breton

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Calories Fat Carbs Protein
255 2g 55g 3g

 

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A plant-based take on this delicious cake from Britany.

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Ingredients

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6-8 servings

125g flour
75g caster sugar
40cl non-dairy milk
3 tbsp non-dairy cream
250g prunes
2 tbsp rum
1 vanilla pod
1 pinch salt

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Method

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  1. Pit the prunes and let them macerate in a salad bowl with the rum (if you add 50 grams of Malaga grapes, subtract as many prunes).
  2. Oil an earthenware dish.
  3. Place a saucepan on the heat with the milk and the vanilla pod split in two, and the salt. Bring to a boil.
  4. Line the oily dish with the prunes.
  5. Pour the soy cream into a salad bowl, pour in the powdered sugar and beat vigorously.
  6. Pour in the rum from the marinade.
  7. Sift the flour over it and mix with a spatula. Then pour in the almond milk.
  8. Mix to obtain a smooth paste and carefully pour it over the prunes.
  9. Place the dish in an oven preheated to 220°C for 10 minutes, in order to “sear” the far, then lower the temperature to 180°C and cook for 25 to 30 minutes depending on the thickness of the preparation.
  10. Leave to cool and cut into pieces directly from the dish without unmolding.

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