Gluten Free Bavarian Cream

Custard is my favorite pastry filling, especially the gluten free recipe I use for my creme bruleé and to fill my gluten free cream puffs. However, this time I needed a lighter custard for my cannoli that I was serving at our Gluten Free in Fresno Support Group meeting at Whole Foods. Unfortunately, real custard is just too heavy for a gluten free cannoli shell or regular one for that matter. I thought I would lighten it up a bit with a bit of sweetened whipping cream, making an incredible delight! Everyone at the meeting really enjoyed the custard filling in the cream puffs a couple of months ago, therefore, I thought the cannolis with this gluten free bavarian cream would be a big hit, as well, and they were! Light and creamy, yet a custard flavor! Some had seconds and others had thirds! Enjoy!

Gluten Free Bavarian Cream

Rating: 51

Yield: Makes approximately 4 cups

A wonderful light custard, between a custard and whipped cream. Gluten Free Bavarian Cream is the perfect compliment to many plain desserts!

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Make the custard recipe the night before and chill.
  2. Chill your mixing bowl (preferably a metal one) by placing it in the freezer for about an hour.
  3. Whip the heavy whipping cream until soft peaks form.
  4. Add powdered sugar and vanilla; beat until soft peaks form again.
  5. With a rubber spatula, fold the whipping cream into the custard until thoroughly blended.
  6. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

Tips

If using to fill cannoli, do not fill the cannoli shell until ready to serve to prevent softening the shell.

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