Custard Caramel Pudding
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To make caramel sauce: Pour water and caster sugar into a small pot and heat to a boil over high heat
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Turn to low heat and continue heating until the color of the syrup turns to light brown, turn off the heat when there is a little smoke
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Pour the prepared syrup immediately into the prepared mold and set it aside to cool and solidify
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Pour the eggs and egg yolks into the bowl and beat well, then add vanilla sugar
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Continue to beat evenly
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Pour the milk into a small pot and heat it to a boil
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Then slowly pour into the egg batter, be careful to stir while pouring
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Until well mixed
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Add coffee wine and whisk evenly; at this time, the oven starts to preheat at 160 degrees
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Sift the custard twice
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Then pour it into the solidified mold of the caramel sauce; if there are bubbles on the surface, you need to scoop it out
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Place the mold in a baking pan covered with kitchen paper towels, fill the pan with boiling water, and send it to the lower part of the oven
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Bake for 40-50 minutes; pay attention to cover the surface of the mold with tin foil before starting to bake
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Cooling out of the oven
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Cut the pudding on the edge of the mold along the edge
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Take a small plate and cover the surface of the mold
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Turn the two together, and when you see the caramel flowing out of the edge of the mold, lift the mold slowly to demold
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Can be eaten directly or refrigerated before eating
Tips:
1. When making caramel sauce, pay attention to the heat, especially when the caramel starts to change color, pay attention to the waist, otherwise you will get over the head if you are not careful, and the caramel will quickly become hard and bitter;
2. After the pudding is prepared, it must be sieved, otherwise the baked pudding will not be delicate;
3. This time the pudding is baked with a metal mold, which has good thermal conductivity, so when the water bath is in the water bath, a kitchen paper towel is placed at the bottom of the mold to prevent a cavity from appearing at the bottom during the baking process;