Crème brulée er utvilsomt en av mine absolutt favorittdesserter, men jeg lager det svært sjeldent. Da vi skulle ha middagsgjester her en kveld så fikk jeg lyst til å servere denne dekadente desserten, spesielt siden den ene av gjestene har franske aner. Samme person mer eller mindre skrapte skåla helt ren, så den må ha falt i smak...
Bonusen (som om man trenger en!) med denne er at den kan lages opp til en dag i forveien, bare vent med sukkerbrenningen til rett før servering.
Crème brulée is undoubtedly one of my absolute favourite desserts, but I hardly ever make it. We had people over for dinner the other day and I found the perfect excuse to serve this decadant dessert; one of the guests has some French blood in him. The same person more or less cleaned the ramekin with his spoon, so I assume he liked it...
The bonus (as if you need one!) is that this can be made up to a day in advance, just hold the "sugar topping" until you want to serve it. |
Dette har jeg hatt lyst til å lage lenge, men tør ikke fordi det virker så vanskelig. Har bestilt det på restaurant noen ganger og blir alltid like skuffet over konsistensen som ofte er "suppete" og vassen. Denne her så derimot spenstig og utrolig bra ut! Så når jeg endelig får somlet meg til å lage crème brulée blir det nok etter din oppskrift :)
SvarSlettTusen takk for det Veronika! Jeg har prøvd mange mange forskjellige oppskrifter, og dette er kanskje en blanding av flere. Men den funker :-P
SvarSlettI remember Nigella making her version of brulee, and that she said that it didn't make a lot, but even Nigella couldn't eat much of it because it's so rich. I'm pretty confident I could clean up more than one serve of this Maria:):) It's a good idea to keep it for a special ocassion yeah?:P
SvarSlettI'm with you, Coby, I have no problem "cleaning up" more than one serving.. I remember Nigella making these, she didn't bake them in the oven. When I tried her take it came out more or less like vanilla soup, but I assume I should have heated it for longer in the pan. (?)
SvarSlettMaria xox
It's a fine line between silky and sweet scrambled eggs though isn't it? Seeing the image in Nigella Bites, it does look *barely* set, but there isn't a single egg white. That would make the flavour and texture excuisite. Perhaps using egg yolks means the risk of lumps or horribly 'egg' brulee less likely even if you heat a lot? {Sigh} makes me want to try it, but I really need to wait for an 'occassion'....Meanwhile your beautiful oven versions turned out a treat, so it doesn't matter one bit for you;) I'll be sure to blog about it, regardless of results, if and when I make Nigella's version:D
SvarSlettIt's been years since I tried Nigella's, and I've certainly learned a lot since then, so I may give hers another go. :)
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