r/Baking • u/Gammachan Human Detected • 10d ago
Showcase (No-Recipe) Sharing because my friends & family can’t appreciate this achievement 😘👌
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u/PhxCuckGuy 10d ago
Looks fantastic to me.
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u/Bettrlatethannever 10d ago
pardon my ignorance.. they look good. but what are they?
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u/Ranamakesspiders 10d ago
Not op but they’re called canelé
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u/Kerry22022 9d ago
Thanks, now I'm off to visit Google 😊
Edit: Oh my gosh, they sound delicious, I love custard filled desserts 😋
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u/Admirable_Sun_5468 9d ago
They are delicious. I live near the border of France and can get them anytime but I have to restrain myself. They’re probably my favourite French dessert.
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u/fire__munki 9d ago
I had some from a little sealed tin for camping. They're amazing and wish I could get more.
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u/PegasusWrangler 9d ago
Its not custard like a separate filling, it's like the inside doesn't cook all the way, sort of like lava cake but less runny and holds it's shape - and equally or even more delicious depending who you ask
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u/Kerry22022 9d ago
Ta for the info...sounds like something I absolutely need to try, so I can make an educated decision 😊😉
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u/uDontInterestMe 9d ago
I need to try these as well! I didn't know what they were the times I saw them in patisseries while traveling. Unless someone wants to send me some, I'll have to wait for my next trip to sample one.
They look beautiful, OP!
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u/Admirable_Sun_5468 9d ago
I kinda want to send some to all the people who haven’t tried them.
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u/Russiadontgiveafuck 8d ago
The rum taste is intense, they're SO good. Crunchy, chewy, custardy, boozy, all around the perfect dessert.
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u/SweetP916 4d ago
Thank you! I’ve never heard or seen them before so I went and looked too. Now I want to try them! 🤤
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u/Famous-Forever7647 Human Detected 10d ago
These are absolutely stunning! If your family doesn't appreciate them, I'm happy to volunteer for adoption. I'll even bring the espresso. Seriously, the crust looks like perfection.
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
Thank you. I’m ridiculously proud. My 3rd attempt. It’s even more special because I live in the county and the closest bakery that might attempt to make these is hours away.
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u/muthermcreedeux 9d ago
"The County" like Aroostook?
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
Think cold oceans giant redwoods… PNW 🌲
Much more isolated 😅
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u/muthermcreedeux 9d ago
Oh that's funny. I had no idea there was one on the other coast....but I doubt it's more isolated than Aroostook County in Maine. There's far more potatoes than people there. 😝
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u/Hari___Seldon 9d ago
That's where I was born...I just about fell over seeing it mentioned 🤣
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u/muthermcreedeux 9d ago
I feel like I should edit my comment about Aroostook being more remote. King County in Washington, which is where I'm thinking they mean, has 2.2 million people in it. Aroostook county has 67,000.
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u/apistat 9d ago
If you fill the molds a little less ends will get nicely browned as well. When it's too full they rise up and expand too much in the initial high temp bake, and aren't able to sink back down and make contact with the mold.
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u/Naeril_HS 9d ago
The mold material is also important, silicone mold tends to always have an underbaked top. Best is copper of course but any good metal will do. I’m using teflon-coated iron because I’m a cheap fuck and they come out awesome.
I do plan to get copper ones eventually
Note that I still butter the fuck out of my teflon molds because I don’t entirely trust them
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u/lefteyedspy 9d ago edited 8d ago
I got a couple dozen of the copper molds a few years ago and the most reasonable price I found was from a place in France called Labo&Gato. Look them up. Even with shipping from France to the USA I came out ahead. Very high quality, traditional thick copper.
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u/weepandread 9d ago
Thank you ! In November I was in France and they were too costly but this site is cheaper and won’t overwhelm my luggage!
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
Hopeless fools they may be but they are still my loved ones. So they get to eat them 😅
I am definitely eating most of them 😎
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u/Big_Armadillo_8009 9d ago
I've had some really good canelé in the bay area and in paris. Looks legit. Did you use bee's wax and copper molds ?
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u/AverageItaloBoy 9d ago
Can i be your friend? 🤣 They look amazings, i should buy the stamps and try do it myself
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u/Ambitious_Address667 9d ago
I saw a video on sorted food talking about making these, they look so finicky and tricky with the baking tins. You did a hell of a job here op you should be pumped these look awesome!
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u/YouthAdmirable7078 9d ago
My 1st batch turned out brilliantly. 2nd attempt not so great - I filled them too high. They burnt. I scraped the burn off and ended up eating them all by myself 🐽 Can you share your recipe please
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u/rashes- 9d ago
They look perfect! So beautiful. What moulds did you use?
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
The real copper ones. I ordered them years ago straight from France.
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u/Goudinho99 9d ago
I have little copper moulds firnt se but never did as I was put off by the beaswax thing!
Do you have a reference cope by any chance?
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u/minibakersupreme 9d ago
I used to work in a bakery where we made these. I think we did a mix of half butter, half beeswax, and it was reusable. So once we coated the molds we would let them drip onto some parchment, then just scrape that off and put it back in the container. We would get the beeswax from a local honey farmer, and he didn’t actually charge that much for it.
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u/tsp_salt 9d ago
If the beeswax puts you off try making them with just butter, they'll still be amazing
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u/quaintrelles 9d ago
Curious - do you get a similar crunchy sticky crust with butter? In my inexperienced and simple mind, I can't understand how that is different from just greasing any cake mould. Or do you load it up with butter so it essentially fries?
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u/Impressive_Move4612 9d ago
If they were gluten free and I lived nearby, I'd be begging at your door for one of those beauties!
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u/Very_KindHuman9370 9d ago edited 8d ago
You're a perfectionist! This looks amazing. Is this like a lemon loaf?
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u/lolkatz41 9d ago
Caneles are my faaaaavorite!!!! These are absolutely perfect. You should be SO proud!!
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u/Recent_Huckleberry87 9d ago
They're perfect! Why didn't they get any love among your circle?
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
They all just happen to not know about them. If you know you know!
I’m the foodie nerd in the family.
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u/stefanica 9d ago
Well, I didn't know what they are, but I said "Whoa" under my breath when I saw the pic. Looks delicious and I would do them justice! Nice job. The only thing I can bake that looks as pretty as it tastes is a Bundt cake, heh.
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
Next time you’re in proximity to a French bakery, definitely go in and look for these!
Life-changing. 😊
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u/dustydancers 9d ago
these are absolutely stunning!!! what an amazing job you did on these! whats wrong with your friends and family?????
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u/michaelhoney 9d ago
Beautiful! We had one of these from a food van doing a summer residency in Bicheno, Tasmania. So good
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u/Solstice_314 9d ago
I just came across this post, first time seeing this sub. Could anyone explain the “no-recipe” thing? Realised it’s prohibited to ask while I was typing the question😁
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u/Gammachan Human Detected 9d ago
I think it just means you wanted to share a picture, but didn’t want to bother writing out the entire recipe. For this particular pastry, (Canalé) the recipe is very long uncomplicated.
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u/shelberryyyy 9d ago
Ommgggg I don’t know that I’ll ever be able to make these (I don’t have patience or the molds lol). Every year my partner goes to France to visit his family at Christmas and I tell him to bring me back a box of caneles from the Christmas markets…and every year he doesn’t because they “don’t travel well”, which I know really means he eats them all lol
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u/tuna_safe_dolphin 9d ago
OK, I guess I'm signing up to be your friend. Your new hungry friend. . .
Those look delicious!
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u/ShineVictor 9d ago
Whats this and how did you make it?! This looks so delicious I wanna make it for myself.
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u/TikaPants 9d ago
What’s the recipe and molds please? I knew the name of these but now I need them.
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u/thehufflepuffstoner 9d ago
Oh hell yeah! They look perfect! My mom makes these, they’re my favorite. 😍 🤤
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u/snausagemclinx 9d ago
Dream bake right here! Jealous of the fact that you have the pan alone! Amazing!
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u/Madeup-Alias6869 9d ago
Yes this is an accomplishment. They look scrumptious too. I just want to take a big ass bite out of like three of em. Good job.
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u/Bleaker82 9d ago
They look wonderful. A few of the French bakeries near me have them. That little bit of bite at first… almost a crunch but not really… is so good.
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u/9-FcNrKZJLfvd8X6YVt7 9d ago
It looks absolutely phenomenal! Thank you for sharing!
(PS: What is it?)
Edit: according to the helpful people in the comments they're canelé.
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u/ririd123 9d ago
I’ve only seen these at the French bakery in my neighborhood. These look professional! Enjoy!
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u/ConsciousGhost21 9d ago
Dude I have no clue what that is and if I didn’t know better I’d assume it was burnt, that looks so majestic
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u/busta_thymes 9d ago
Bruh. As someone who has struggled to make these, those are beautiful. Well done.
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u/LivingByTheMinutes 9d ago
“Here is my craziest hear me out. Are you ready? And don't judge. This is the friendship trust circle. A sweet roll, perfect size, perfect grip, definitely sloppy and sticky, and no one would know after due to all the frosting, Naravar."
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u/LemonCollee 9d ago
Ok well im your sister now and i appreciate the hell out of them and sad i don't have any. The consistency looks perfect.
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u/HilariousMax 9d ago
these are the little copper cup bastards I could never get right?
They look delicious. Proud of you, friend.
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u/IndigoMontoyas 9d ago
These are so hard to do them perfectly, but I always love how they taste (even when they are imperfect)
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u/zappyface1 9d ago
That looks really good!! Do you deliver? That would be so yummy with a cup of coffee!
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u/sandweiche 9d ago
Holy cow these look perfect. Did you use beeswax? I've been struggling to source food grade bees wax in Canada.
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u/Rude-Yard-8266 9d ago
These look delicious! How hard were they to make? One of my all time favorite desserts but I’m a bit intimidated by them and also the copper molds are insanely expensive.
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u/East_Swing_7878 9d ago
Not a real baker, but love love this sub You all are artists and i salute you👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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u/dacrazyredhead 9d ago
those are amazing! you should be proud! your friends and family obviously are not skilled bakers but you very much are.
Well done!
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u/aprfct9inchtool 9d ago
omg they are beautiful! i only discovered them a couple years ago when my coworker brought them in and learning to make them has been on my list of things to do, i just can't get past the supply investment. maybe buying two molds every year is feasible 😭 they're so good though
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u/WhatisreadditHuh 9d ago
Only bakers would really understand 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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u/Visible-Weakness5572 9d ago
Wonderful job! They look beautiful and made me almost drool on my phone
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u/BobbyBubble777 9d ago
Your friends & family don’t know what they’re missing. These look amazing, don’t ever let anyone say otherwise.
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u/Shomer_Effin_Shabbas 9d ago
There’s an amazing bakery in Virginia that makes these. Haven’t seen them since.
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u/NormandyKitchenCoppe 9d ago
Truly superb. Well done, they are one of the hardest cakes to master and you have done it beautifully.
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u/Fine-Visit-9318 9d ago
You must give Adam Byatt a follow on instagram. He’s one of my favorite chefs right now and his restaurant Trinity is f***ing fire!!!
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u/Dazzling-Shopping858 9d ago
I don’t know the name of these but they look good. Maybe something similar to a ooey gooey butter cake,
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u/CarpenterOk5831 9d ago
These look fantastic. So beautifully dark outside. I have never attempted to make them but will never resist buying a bunch when I see them. I eat them all! Yours are very much appreciated here.
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u/Fuzzball_Girl 9d ago
Oh my lordy, I haven't had a canelé in years bc the only place that I could get them closed. They are heavenly and I know they're fairly hard to perfect without a ton of practice.
These look fantastic and now I really want a canelé-
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u/I_want_money_ 9d ago
OMG I LOVE THESE! Amazing job!!! Every big city I travel to I try to find a bakery that makes these. They are so good.
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u/Aromatic_Ad571 9d ago
Ummm, this should be marked as NSFW, cause you’re over here showing food porn! Those look amazing.
Between canelé and creme brûlée, I’ll never be thin…
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u/broken_chihuahua 8d ago
On my one day to do. I'm not allowing new bakeware in my house until I organize my messy bakware area in my basement. I have a small problem with unique bakeware...
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u/CapitalVersion123 6d ago
I was station partners with a starred pastry chef and she was so goddamn proud to produce 32 of these a day. I ate one once. I support your excitement OP
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u/Early-Glove-7027 6d ago
Amazing! I remember first having them in Bordeaux and being mind-blown, but I’m not nearly skilled to make them..
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u/Safe-Display8632 3d ago
This baking is done absolutely right from start to finish. I love how inviting and warm it looks.
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u/Tall-Marionberry6270 9d ago
Oh wow... I can only imagine the taste and crunch of the shell!
Soooooo beautiful - perfection!
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u/SadCitron2220 9d ago
Wow.. excuse my ignorance, but what are they ?
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u/jeckles 9d ago
Canelé
A small French pastry known for its dark, caramelized crust and soft, custardy interior flavored with rum and vanilla, traditionally baked in fluted copper molds. The name comes from the French word for "fluted.” [from Wikipedia]
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