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The famous coulant is a well-known chocolate dessert patented by the French chef Michel Bras in 1981 at his restaurant in Laguiole (with 3 Michelin stars), on the plateau de l'Aubrac, in the southwest of France.
It is a small chocolate cake with molten chocolate inside. When you cut it, a creamy chocolate sauce comes out and spreads over the plate. It has different names depending on its origin: "Sofiatto" in Italy, "Chocolate Volcano" in Argentina, although in most places its designation of origin: "Coulant" is preserved.
INGREDIENTS
STEP BY STEP
First, melt the butter together with the chocolate over low heat, stirring so that the chocolate does not stick.
Second, beat the eggs and yolks together with the white sugar, until the sugar crystals dissolve.
Third, add the melted chocolate and butter to the beaten eggs, yolks and sugar and mix well.
Fourth, add the tablespoons of flour and stir until incorporated.
Finally, butter and sprinkle the molds with chocolate powder. Fill them halfway as they grow in the oven. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes at 200 ° C. Remember: it should not be solid in the center.
When taking out of the oven, let cool 5 minutes. Then, very gently pass a knife through the walls of the mold and unmold directly on the plate where it is served.
You can sprinkle powdered sugar on top of the coulant and add side cream or fruit.