Kaiserschmarrn with compotes
A traditional Austrian dessert that brings warmth and comfort to any table. Kaiserschmarrn is a light and fluffy pancake, torn into bite-size pieces. In this recipe, it is paired beautifully with red currant and apple compote.
Ingredients
| general.ingredients.name | general.ingredients.amount |
|---|---|
| egg white | 60g |
| sugar | 185g |
| egg yolk | 40g |
| milk | 200g |
| flour | 90g |
| pinch of salt | |
| vanilla pod | 1 |
| butter | 40g |
| frozen red currants | 300g |
| pudding powder | 16g |
| lemon juice | 18g |
| frozen apple | 450g |
| frozen pear | 150g |
| cinnamon | QS |
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Kaiserschmarrn
60g egg white - 40g sugar - 40g egg yolk - 200g milk - 90g flour - 20g sugar - pinch of salt - 1 vanilla pod - 40g butter
METHOD. Whip the egg white with the sugar (40g). Melt the butter in a big pan and add to the egg yolk mixture. Whip all other ingredients in a separate bowl. Fold in the meringue. Bake on a medium heat for about 10min while separating the dough in pieces.
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Compotes
300g frozen red currants - 125g sugar - 16g pudding powder - 18g lemon juice - 450g frozen apple - 150g frozen pear - QS cinnamon
METHOD. Heat the red currants with the sugar. Mix the pudding powder and lemon juice and add it to the fruit mixture. Boil until it thickens and set aside. Combine the apple, pear and cinnamon to taste and simmer over medium heat. Cover with a lid while cooking. Serve both compotes on the side of the Kaiserschmarrn.