chrisaldrich
chrisaldrich

A sure sign you might have found a solid cook book: when the recipe for clafoutis uses the word liason.

Meanwhile, blend the eggs with the flour and the remaining 2 oz/57 g sugar to make the liason.

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jeremycherfas
jeremycherfas

@c I bet it would be possible to use 60 gm of sugar.

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chrisaldrich
chrisaldrich

@jeremycherfas you know bakers and their exacting measurements by weight... ;) Of course the exacting number 57 is also probably indicative of doing some proper scientific conversions which also recommends the text. I've run into several cookbooks that are abominable with their conversions for the United States and everywhere else--often those recipes don't work well for the Americans who are dumb enough to measure by volume instead of weight. (Me goes back to rolling out pie dough...)

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