This document provides a recipe for caramel custard/crème caramel in 5 steps. It involves melting sugar to make caramel, pouring it into molds. Then heating milk and mixing it with eggs and sugar before pouring into the caramel-lined molds. The molds are then baked in a bain marie until set. After cooling, the custards are chilled before serving decorated with whipped cream and cherries. Specific equipment like dariol molds, egg cocottes, and a balloon whisk are recommended.
This document provides a recipe for caramel custard/crème caramel in 5 steps. It involves melting sugar to make caramel, pouring it into molds. Then heating milk and mixing it with eggs and sugar before pouring into the caramel-lined molds. The molds are then baked in a bain marie until set. After cooling, the custards are chilled before serving decorated with whipped cream and cherries. Specific equipment like dariol molds, egg cocottes, and a balloon whisk are recommended.
This document provides a recipe for caramel custard/crème caramel in 5 steps. It involves melting sugar to make caramel, pouring it into molds. Then heating milk and mixing it with eggs and sugar before pouring into the caramel-lined molds. The molds are then baked in a bain marie until set. After cooling, the custards are chilled before serving decorated with whipped cream and cherries. Specific equipment like dariol molds, egg cocottes, and a balloon whisk are recommended.
This document provides a recipe for caramel custard/crème caramel in 5 steps. It involves melting sugar to make caramel, pouring it into molds. Then heating milk and mixing it with eggs and sugar before pouring into the caramel-lined molds. The molds are then baked in a bain marie until set. After cooling, the custards are chilled before serving decorated with whipped cream and cherries. Specific equipment like dariol molds, egg cocottes, and a balloon whisk are recommended.
Yield : 12-14 portion Standard Recipe Page : 1 of 3 NO METHOD QUANTITY INGREDIENTS EXPLANATION Prepare The SET UP: a clean and dry egg cocote or dariol mold (timbale form) Result The Caramel Custard / crème caramel after chilled a day before 1 Place 70 g Glucose Or corn syrup, into a pan a small Add 300 g Sugar part to the glucose
Melt On a medium heat
Add More sugar, a little at a time, into the
sugar mixture.
Mix With a wooden spatula to prevent
the side of the pan from burning.
Caramelize Until a nice brown color is reached.
Dip The bottom of the pan into cold
water.
Remove Immediately (dipping into cold
water prevents the caramel sugar because of the hot pan, which would cause an almost black caramel bitter in taste)
Pour The hot caramel into a small soufflé
dish or in china ware coffee cup or in timbale form.
2 Heat 1L Milk With the half of
120 g Sugar (do not boil, only simmer them).
Place The remaining sugar into a bowl
(large enough to pour the milk in afterwards).
Break in 5 Eggs And
7 Egg yolks
Mix And pour in the hot milk in a small
but steady flow. CARAMEL CUSTARD / Recipe Code : MPI/CRC/01/12 CRÈME CARAMEL Category : Cream & Custard Yield : 12-14 portion Standard Recipe Page : 2 of 3 NO METHOD QUANTITY INGREDIENTS EXPLANATION 3 Remove The froth
Pour in To the caramel prepared forms.
Arrange The custard in a bain marie basin
at small intervals of space
Poach at a low oven temperature (150 C –
160 C) without letting the water boil, for approximately one hour or when a small knife/satay stick inserted into the center comes out clean.
4 Cool The custard completely before
turning out of the mold.
Press The rim of the custard slightly with
the finger tips.
Invert The forms
Hold With the both hands.
Let Cool
Chilled The crème caramel in the form at
least for one night
5 Remove With the edge slightly with the help
of small knife until the caramel is loosened from the side of the dish/forms.
Place On a serving platter (round dish)
Decorate With a rosette of
100 gr. Whipped cream And halves of Cherries On top of each dessert.
(left): Serves for baking, puddings such as crème caramel, and Hot Pudding Frankfurt
Egg Cocote (right): This small dish
is usually used for baking different kinds of puddings such as crème caramel, bread butter puddings, crème brulee, Christmast pudding, etc. also for making small cold/hot soufflé.
Balloon Whisk / Wire Whip:
Recommended for mixing or beating batters to make them smooth with minimal incorporation of air. Also suitable to stir liquid over low heat, ex/ pudding, royal