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Peach Blackberry Flognarde Recipe

April 4th, 2010 25 Comments


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25 Comments to “Peach Blackberry Flognarde Recipe”

  1. Arkanix says:

    Like Cognac the G is silent.

    It would be pronounced Flonard

  2. heelrunner says:

    I always say it as… ‘fla – nahr… ‘ hmnn… but I don’t like eating it though.

  3. CraZyAzNdReaMeR says:

    Is it okay to use all-purpose flour instead?

    Thank you!

  4. EdwardPBone says:

    Great recipe, but I don’t think thyme should’ve been added. I tasted it, and it just felt off. Perhaps some cinnamon or something instead?

  5. Learning2CooknBake says:

    Oh DELICIOUS!

  6. MrAstep says:

    flowneeearde pronounce the e at the end verry much

  7. bettysangria says:

    oh yeah this is great, i’ve made it before ^_^

  8. dorami3 says:

    omg… i LOVE peaches and blackberries.. THANKS

  9. jennyyoonbae says:

    i think you pronounce it like “flaw-narh”

  10. michaelstanger says:

    i made the other night for breakfast and it was a big hit. with a little ice cream it would be amazing. i used peaches and blueberries. i cant wait til i can start picking blackberries in a couple weeks and i will try again.

  11. nsmelson says:

    I made this for some friends the other night, and they really seemed to like it. The thyme adds a nice and surprising flavor!

    For others who make this, I had to cook a little past the 45 min. mark because the batter had not yet set in the center, so I left it in for an extra five minutes and then threw it under the broiler for another three or four and that seemed to do the trick!

  12. tweety9102 says:

    so like flaw nard? or flo knee ard

  13. Krmakutoka says:

    You make seasonal recipes i like that :)

  14. xXxXglitterbombXxXx says:

    Black berries and raspberries are good.

  15. rlharris9337 says:

    Flognarde [flow nyard] n. Also flaugnarde – a clafoutis made with a fruit other than cherries.

  16. apparentlymike says:

    i made this with strawberries and peaches a few weeks ago, and it was delicious!!

  17. laumarshmallow says:

    I’m definitely trying this, I think it could be a nice way to add some fruit to my breakfast. What other fruits can I use?

  18. reesespieces1 says:

    lol flagnard

  19. mafiaskateryeah says:

    HOLY FFFFFFLOGNARDE!!!!!!

  20. btdown says:

    Damn man…take the skin off the peaches. Thats so nasty.

  21. TangoSpiceCompany says:

    I made this recipe over the weekend and it came out fantastic! A keeper of a dessert!

  22. CrashGames2108 says:

    Don’t be scared of the salt. It tastes better, even in cake and icecream.

  23. Odiseyy says:

    yes, i know french. that’s how i know how to pronounce. that is correct, but it’s kinda difficult to explain english guy to pronounce french. i was just tryna explain him on easiest way the satisfying pronunciation. not perfect. perfect would be: [flo?aR] all together with plain [o], not [ou], [?] that is famous “ny”, like in new [?u:], fRech uvular R, like monsters saying “grrrr”, and no “d” at the end. that’s perfect :)

  24. thefinewino says:

    I’m making this now! And….forgot the salt, but I think it’ll be okay. -_-

  25. jaynae25 says:

    yes, that would be to traditional french pronunciation with the ‘n’ on the second syllable.

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