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Creme Brulee IV
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SABAKA
"Traditional stovetop custard with a sugared top."
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Ingredients
4 h servings 572Original recipe yields 6 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- In a medium heavy-bottomed pan, heat cream with vanilla beans until bubbles begin to form at edges. Remove from heat and let stand 30 minutes.
- Beat egg yolks with sugar until pale and thick. Remove vanilla beans from cream and pour into egg yolk mixture. Cook, without boiling, over low heat until mixture thickens and coats the back of a metal spoon. Remove from heat and divide evenly among 6 large ramekins or custard cups. Cover and refrigerate 3 hours, until set.
- Prior to serving, sprinkle remaining sugar evenly over custards and brown with a kitchen torch or under the oven broiler. Refrigerate until serving.
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Most helpful positive review
5/2/2005
After trying this recipe the suggested way I sought to improve the texture (due to it's runny feel). I used the same measurements for the custard (actually I used 6 teaspoons of vanilla extract ...
Most helpful critical review
11/3/2002
Not worth the touble. Spent over 6 hours at 3 attmepts to make this work properly and found out that there is just not enough instructions in this recipe to make it work properly. Found a bett...
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5/2/2005
After trying this recipe the suggested way I sought to improve the texture (due to it's runny feel). I used the same measurements for the custard (actually I used 6 teaspoons of vanilla extract ...
11/3/2002
Not worth the touble. Spent over 6 hours at 3 attmepts to make this work properly and found out that there is just not enough instructions in this recipe to make it work properly. Found a bett...
8/20/2007
I followed this recipe and my creme brulee came out delicious on the first try. Except instead of using two vanilla beans I just used three teaspoons of vanilla extract.
3/22/2003
The taste of this creme is a little different than others, but if you take the time and follow the directions this is by far the best of the recipes that I have tried here. I give it a 4 star be...
6/23/2003
This recipe didn't work for us either. The custard never set. Where did we go wrong??? In searching for another recipe we found one almost identical which followed the same steps as this reci...
8/18/2009
I changed a couple of things in this recipe. I used vanilla extract instead of the vanilla bean. I also kicked it up a bit with about a tablespoon of lemon extract. I cooked it in a water bath i...
1/19/2005
I didnt have much luck with this recipe. The flavor was nice...but it was more like pudding...it didnt set very well even after chilling. I will probably do something similar, with chocolate, f...
1/4/2011
I followed this to the T....the cook time is wrong...If you place it in a water bath, 350 for 20 minutes or so you'll really be impressed!! it's an easy fix and easy to do! We enjoyed it!!