Creme Fruit Brulee

Crème brûlée is French for burnt cream. Originally sugar is burnt using a torch's flame which is not usually available in our homes so I opted for oven and modified the recipe accordingly (i.e. adding Egg whites to provide insulation). Once its done, you get a unique combination of crunchy, hot and caramelized top with cold fruit cream inside. Enjoy 🙂
| Servings | Prep Time |
| 2 People | 15 minutes |
| Cook Time |
| 12 - 20 minutes |
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![]() | Crème brûlée is French for burnt cream. Originally sugar is burnt using a torch's flame which is not usually available in our homes so I opted for oven and modified the recipe accordingly (i.e. adding Egg whites to provide insulation). Once its done, you get a unique combination of crunchy, hot and caramelized top with cold fruit cream inside. Enjoy 🙂
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Ingredients
- 200 ml Cream 1 pack
- 2 Tablespoons Powdered Sugar For custard
- 1/3 cup (aprox) Powdered Sugar For Topping
- 3 Eggs Whites and yolks separated
- 1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla Essence
- Fruits of your choice
Servings: People
Instructions
- Once the egg yolks and whites are separated, put the egg whites in the refrigerator
- Beat egg yolks with sugar till it gets very light

- Heat cream in a pan over very low flame till it is near to boil


- Remove from heat and let it cool a little.
- Add Egg yolks slowly while beating till all yolks are added and beaten with it

- Place pan back over and stir till mixture is thick like custard. Add vanilla essence and pour it in the ramekin or fill half of some heat proof bowl

- Let it cool in refrigerator or freeze till it is well set and chill
- Before serving, take out egg whites and beat them stiff. Also add Add 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence (You will have some left over at the end)

- Place some fruit over custard (e.g. banana)

- Cover the surface with egg white

- Sprinkle powdered sugar all over the surface till its covered

- Place the bowl on upper rack with upper burner (so that it acts like the torch) on on maximum temperature for 7 - 10 minutes till sugar is completely molten and turns brown.


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