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Creme Anglaise


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Ingredients

1 litre(s)

creme anglaise

  • 250 grams full cream milk
  • 250 grams full fat cream
  • 6 egg yolks, or 100gms egg yolks
  • 100 grams white sugar
  • 2 teaspoon Vanilla Bean Paste
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Recipe's preparation

    to make creme anglaise
  1. grind sugar to powdered sugar, put sugar in TM bowl and grind 15 secs speed 9 set aside.

    place milk and cream into TM bowl and heat to  4 mins 90 degsspeed 3.. ie  til reachs temperature for couple of mins.

    set milk mixture aside in Thermoserver to keep warm .

    meanwhile place egg yolks, sugar and vanilla paste in TM bowl with butterfly and whisk 1 minute speed 4 til thick and moussy

    while whisking at speed 3 slowly pour warm milk mixure though hole in lid then cook 7-8 mins 80 deg speed 3 with butterfly .   IN LAST FEW MINUTES TAKE TEMPERATURE TO 90 DEGS FOR A FEW SECONDS THEN BACK TO 80 DEGREES  A FEW TIMES... IT HELPS IT THICKEN 

    the consistency should be like pouring cream. to check dip wooden spoon into mix and turn back of spoon towards you, with finger wipe across the bottom half to remove custard.. it should take a moment to form drips... see the picture . 

    if it runs immediatley heat for a bit longer between 80 and 90 degrees.

    serve warm on puddings or by itself or chill overnight and churn in icecream maker for delicious vanilla icecream

     

     

     

     

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Tip

experiment... its soo good when this works but good cooks will tell you sometimes the age of eggs and freshness will make all the difference... its very yummy thick or thin

when chilled add  to frozen fruit for a magic fruity dream!


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  • Brilliant! This is my ice-cream recipe. EVERYONE...

    Submitted by JENNIGRANDMA on 21. November 2017 - 15:43.

    Brilliant! This is my ice-cream recipe. EVERYONE raves over it.

    I'm afraid I double it and do it in two lots in my ice-cream machine. Pour it into the Thermomix ice-cream containers.

    But my excuse is I have 18 grandchildren and it is full of goodness.

    I double everything, except the last cook. This only takes 10 minutes turning from 80 to 90.

    Thank you Maryanne

    GrandmaB

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  • Absolutely perfect and delicious...I even mucked...

    Submitted by fleuks on 23. December 2016 - 19:56.

    Absolutely perfect and delicious...I even mucked up the method and it still worked! I used 100gm sugar. Served with Christmas pudding and everyone loved it. Great way to use up my egg yolks from making Christmas pavlovas. Will definitely make again to use as an ice cream base.

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  • This is a seriously good

    Submitted by guinessmagic@gmail.com on 22. July 2015 - 10:23.

    This is a seriously good recipe. It is the recipe I have been looking for. Tastes and pours just like store bought custard. I did have to cook for slightly longer than the 7-8 min but well worth it. Did not adjust the sugar. Tastes delicious cold.

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  • I agree there is way too much

    Submitted by Mscruse on 30. December 2014 - 15:12.

    I agree there is way too much sugar in this recipe.

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  • Thanks for the recipe! I used

    Submitted by measle on 25. December 2014 - 23:17.

    Thanks for the recipe! I used 220gr sugar but found it too sweet still (and I have a sweet tooth!) I would use 125 grams next time tmrc_emoticons.)

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