French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary]

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary]

by First taste diary

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

The biggest feature of French Brulee is the layer of freshly roasted caramel crunchy shell. Before eating it, tap it decisively with a spoon. The caramel crunchy shell cracks with a click. This is a very interesting thing. .

The super tender pudding tastes like ice cream melting in your mouth. With the crispy sugar shell, it is another flavor.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary]

1. Add the egg yolks to the caster sugar and stir well.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

2. Cut the vanilla bean pods in half and scrape out the vanilla seeds.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

3. Put the vanilla bean pods, vanilla seeds, and whipped cream in a milk pan, simmer until warm and remove from the heat. (Tips: Cover and simmer for 10 minutes to make the flavor of vanilla seeds and whipped cream better blend)

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

4. Add the hot cream while stirring the egg yolk.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

5. Sift the custard and strain out the vanilla pods and large bubbles.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

6. Put the sifted custard into the baking bowl and pour the sifted custard into the bowl.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

7. Put it into the preheated oven, add appropriate amount of hot water to the baking tray, and bake at 180 degrees for about 30 minutes.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

8. Put it into the preheated oven, add appropriate amount of hot water to the baking tray, and bake at 180 degrees for about 30 minutes.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

9. After baking, take it out and let cool. Put a layer of fine sugar on the surface of the pudding.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

10. Use a musket to bake the caramel color.

French Caramel Pudding [first Taste Diary] recipe

Tips:

/Caramel Shell/
The general way to make caramel shells is to burn granulated sugar with a musket. I have seen a little video on the Internet about roasting a hot iron spoon and then using the spoon to blanch the sugar. Friends who don’t have a musket can try it!

/vanilla/
The pudding made with vanilla bean pods is more fragrant and mellow. If there is no vanilla bean pod, you can use vanilla extract or vanilla paste instead.

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