Pineapple soufflé

Pineapple soufflé

30 min
Soufflé for dessert is a rare treat, but a sweet little pineapple soufflé like this is quite easy to make – and you can even prepare your batch of soufflés ahead of time. The sweet and fruity flavour makes them delicious for a dessert. Impress with a beautiful pineapple soufflé for each guest, garnished with pineapples for a delicious look. Bon appétit!
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Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 175°C regular oven.
  • Cut 2 pineapple rings into small pieces (save the rest of the rings).
  • Whisk egg whites until stiff.
  • Whisk  egg yolks and sugar until light and fluffy.
  • Cut cream cheese into small pieces.
  • Whisk cream cheese and lemon juice into the egg mixture.
  • Fold in the flour and pineapple pieces.
  • Carefully fold in the egg whites and divide the dough into 8 greased soufflé moulds (approx. 150 ml).
  • Sift icing sugar over the moulds and bake them in the middle of the oven for about 20 minutes.
  • Arrange the pineapple soufflés in their moulds with pineapple rings cut in halves and serve immediately.
Enjoy!
Tips

For an even easier process, save time and prepare your pineapple soufflé batter up to 4 hours in advance. Follow steps one through eight and place the moulds covered in the refrigerator. When you are ready to bake the pineapple soufflé desserts, take them out of the fridge and let them sit until they have reached room temperature and bake as described in the recipe.

Tips

Only use room temperature eggs as cold eggs are harder to whisk, and you will not get as much lift and puffiness in your soufflé. Also, it is essential not to overfold and whip the egg whites into the base mixture. Gently fold in the egg whites until the streaks of white disappear.

Tips

To ensure the right rise of the soufflés, add some sugar to the moulds after they have been greased. It makes for an easier uprise for the soufflé during baking. Also make sure that there is absolutely no souffle mixture around the edges. This will make the souffle bake unevenly.

Questions about pineapple soufflé

Master the art of soufflés with our pineapple soufflé recipe. A fruit soufflé with pineapple is an elegant and surprisingly simple dessert. You only need a few ingredients and a couple of minutes to prep the soufflé. We have compiled a short list with the essential information you need to know about this dessert and, more importantly, how to make it. Read below to learn more!

How to make pineapple soufflé?
It is surprisingly easing to make pineapple soufflé. Whisk egg whites until stiff and then whisk the egg yolks and sugar until light and fluffy. Cut the cream cheese into small pieces and whisk it into the egg mixture along with lemon juice. Add flour and half of the pineapple rings cut into small pieces, saving the remaining rings for later. Carefully fold in egg whites and divide the dough into eight greased soufflé moulds. For a final touch, sift icing sugar over the moulds and bake them in the oven for about 20 minutes at 175°. Enjoy the pineapple soufflés while they are still warm.
How to store pineapple soufflé?
You can store pineapple soufflé batter to use for later, but it is not possible to store baked soufflés. Soufflés, and also this pineapple soufflé, should be served immediately after baking since they will start the deflating process right after removing them from the oven. But you can prepare your soufflé batter, divide in moulds and store in the fridge for a few hours before baking, covered with cling film.
Can you make pineapple soufflé ahead?
If you want to save time, you can make the soufflé base a few hours in advance. While some might be inclined to make a soufflé up to 3 days ahead of time and keep it in the fridge, we do not recommend doing this as the soufflé will soak up all the liquids and lose its crust. You can, however, prepare the pineapple soufflé batter and refrigerate for up to 4 hours before baking. Make sure to let the pineapple soufflé desserts reach room temperature again before baking.
What is a fruit soufflé?
A fruit soufflé is a sweet dessert soufflé flavoured with fruits. As the recipe is versatile, you can choose your favourite seasonal fruit, making this dessert great to have on hand throughout the year. A sweet fruit soufflé like this pineapple soufflé is sometimes served with ice cream, fruit, or a sauce but can easily be enjoyed on its own.

Ingredients

Pineapples rings
1 can
Egg yolks
4
Egg whites
4
Sugar
100 ml
Cream cheese, natural
125 g
Freshly squeezed lemon juice
4 tsp
Wheat flour
2 tbsp
Garnish 
Icing sugar
1 tbsp
Fresh lemon balm leaves
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Light and puffy pineapple soufflé

Impress your guests with a light, puffy dessert soufflé with an aromatic pineapple twist. This pineapple soufflé has just the right amount of sweetness and a beautiful finish with its golden crust. The combination of juicy pineapples with the sweet tanginess from the cream cheese makes for a light and flavourful dessert. Your guests will love it!

The secret behind this delicious pineapple soufflé is the perfect combination of ingredients. Cream cheese and pineapple offer flavour, while egg whites provide lift and puffiness to the soufflé. The acid from the lemon stabilises the stiff egg whites to give structure to the soufflé base. The result? An elegant and show-stopping dessert that tastes heavenly, while only requiring a few ingredients.

Indulge in a delicious soufflé for dessert

The French soufflé stands tall and proud and is famous for its puffy and inflated look. Though the soufflé can have a reputation for being difficult, it does not have to be too complicated; proven by our easy pineapple soufflé recipe. The delicious and fruity dessert is soft and light with a mouth-watering sweet, refreshing pineapple flavour.

For other delicious fruit-flavoured desserts, try a decadent and delightful strawberry cheesecake with fresh berries, or explore the world of French classics with an apple galette with a fresh apple filling or a creamy, rich crème brûlée with a satisfying crunch.

Try a fruit soufflé with exotic flavours

Our pineapple soufflé recipe is flexible and works with various fruits and berries. Use our recipe to make a fruit soufflé, swapping pineapple with your favourite seasonal fruit. Do you like the sweetness from bananas? Blend bananas into a purée and fold them into the soufflé base. Or maybe you like mangoes? Use ripe mangoes to make a mango purée, folding it into the soufflé base. Just make sure not to use fruits with too much liquid as this might affect the baking of your soufflés.

Refreshing piña colada inspired soufflé

If you like piña coladas, you should try this modified version of our pineapple soufflé recipe with added coconut flavour. This tropical soufflé variation has freshness from the pineapples and a nice coconut bite. Follow the recipe, but substitute some of the flour with coconut flour – just make sure to only substitute up to half the amount as the soufflé needs the flour to hold its shape. Serve with a generous sprinkle of desiccated coconut on top of the half pineapple rings. Or, for a grown-up version, substitute some of the lemon juice with coconut rum.

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