I just found this chanel today and I love it. Also, as a mom, I love that he said he has to call his mom to tell her about his success! No matter how old my children get I want to hear about their day!
Vanilla beans 3 cups of heavy cream 5 eggs Half a cup of sugar Pinch of salt Caster sugar I’ll try every recipe you post and your book is on my Amazon wish list :)
I love that John doesn’t edit his videos to leave out little mistakes he makes, like accidentally pouring a bit of water into the ramekins. It makes him seem more real and down to earth.
Yes! Love how he admitted that he burnt a lot of them trying to brûlée them correctly! ❤❤❤❤😅 makes me feel more comfortable trying it out and not beating myself over it not coming out perfectly the first time around 🥲
I made it yesterday and served it tonight. It was amazing! I even bought caster sugar. It's the richest vanilla custard and I did the top pretty well too. This was my first time using a torch, I bought one for this recipe. I'll practice more now that I have an excuse. The neat thing about this dessert is that it doesn't really have a lot of sugar in it. For those of us who try to go low carbs, high fat It's a great indulgence and a treat without wrecking the entire day in terms of carbs. Half a cup of sugar divided by 6 and a scant teaspoon on top. That's not bad at all! Great recipe, recommend it to anyone.
i love your enthusiasm your comment sounds like me whenever i find a good recipe im waiting for mine to cool its my first time making it and i kinda had to scale the recipe down and didnt know how much vanilla to put so i eyeball it and when i went to watch the next step while the cream was heating up it started boiling over for a second so we will see how it turns out if all is well this recipe is fool proof
I'm more of a cook than a baker but I followed your recipe and my confidence increases 10 fold! Not to mention I got bragging rights on my resume. Thank you!!!
John. Yours is the first and only crème brûlée recipe I’ve ever made. A couple of things. I found the 30-40 minutes to be too short for me to get to set. My ramekins are longer and more shallow, yet after 40 minutes, not much firming up around the edges. Extended my cook time at least 20-25 minutes longer to get firm around the edges with slight jiggle in the middle. Another good hack, when pouring custard into the ramekins, I later spent time removing as much foam as I could. Then it occurred to me that using my fat separator could alleviate that process and sure enough, after making a batch today, I spared myself the aggravation of removing foam from each them. The fat separator is great because with foam on top, you can dispense from the bottom. Thanks for teaching me how to make this phenomenal dessert!
Watched the video, used the recipe, and followed the instructions-they came out perfectly on the first try! Thanks so much! It was my first time using a real vanilla bean, and it was so worth it.
I agree. I started out making crème brûlée with the broiler, and when I acquired a torch, I missed the evenness of the broiler method. A torch is probably better in the hands of a skilled user, but it takes practice to not burn the sugar. There’s no shame in using the broiler to caramelize the sugar.
actually there's another way of "torching" them which is to heat up a metal spoon directly from the stove (fire) make sure it's hot then just directly put it on the sugar. That should the trick! It'll caramelized! And cracked beautifully 🤤 it won't be creme brulé without the sugar on top 😉
It’s been a minute since I had this! Got tired of it after culinary school lol, but this has made me feel like making it as a treat. This recipe is deceptively easy people, definitely go for it even if you’re not super experienced with custards!
I used this recipe to make them for the very first time, and to say the least, I will not be experimenting with any new creme brulee recipes. These came out perfect!
Making this right now. I had leftover egg yolk from a white cake I made and have a torch that has yet to be used. I also never had creme brulee…only creme brulee macarons which were amazing so I think I will love this ❤️
I rely on your channel as one of the few places on the web that truly demonstrates valid recipes that WORK, THANK YOU! I've made your recipe tons of times and it has always come out well, no scrambled egg ever, resulting in perfectly formed and yummy treats. I have brought them in to work and torched individual ones for my boss and coworkers, adding fruit at the end. They were amazed and delighted. But I use a trick for the sugar at the end: At home, I cook sugar, water and a touch of corn syrup to almost burnt hard crack candy, then cool it on a silpat, break it up and process it in a food processor down to a granular level. Put THAT on top and torch THAT and it takes about five seconds per ramekin and comes out absolutely perfect every single time, no burnt sugar at all. All you're doing is returning it to the candy state on top of the creme in the ramekin. Please try that, you will adore it, and find that it makes this even easier than it already is. A true delight, these little desserts, and they always leave people just amazed and happy! And the burnt sugar lasts in an air tight container for ages, for use on many batches of creme brulee!
I bought 6 oz ramekins and a torch. I'm going to make creme brulee this weekend with this recipe. I cook and bake a lot but I've never made creme brulee. It looks pretty easy, I'm looking forward to it! And I did buy vanilla beans for it, they are expensive! I've had them for a couple of weeks waiting for the right recipe and opportunity to use them.
@@Alexie24Alexie I will. I'm going to make it tomorrow. I wish we could upload pictures. I made the flourless chocolate cake with ganache and raspberry sauce last week. It was amazing!
@@pieterjanharmvantonder8060 They are but it was worth it. It brings a depth of flavor that exceeds vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste. I think it was amazing, it was absolutely worth it.
Beautiful! I waited with great anticipation for the “spoon test” at the end to hear the crack of the sugar! I order Crème Brûlée often and I ALWAYS run this test when it comes to the table. I just bought a kitchen torch and I’m trying this recipe tomorrow for the first time so wish me luck! The original recipe I had didn’t call for vanilla bean or caster sugar so I’m glad I saw this to up my game beforehand. Thank you!
I watched your video twice now. I've decided to go to the store and buy all the ingredients and make it. I never had creme brule before and it looks so delicious 🤤
John ... I love you, and your family; especially your wee boys~ they are so cute. I think it is very important to teach both boys, and girls how to cook so they can feed themselves at home, when they go off to college, and all through life. I pride myself at being a good cook, baker, and candy maker, but since my husband passed I don't cook like I did. I come from a family of good cooks, bakers, and candy makers plus I had a great Home-Ec class teacher (Miss Pretzle) in 9th grade. Everytime you say "scrape down the bowl" I think about her, and my family. Your recipes are so good, made with items we keep most often in our pantries, and they are just simply sooo tasty. Your recipes are also adjustable in size for cooking for one. I get so tired of looking at some of these "Drama Star Cooks" who think they are movie stars. Your straight forward, your real, you have accidents in your kichen like we do, you have a great sense of humor, your dishes are presented well, your recipes are clear... I just love you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful gift with us 👨🍳🍗🥩🥗🍪🥣🍪🍨🍅🍊
This is why I love your channel! Not gonna lie I literally just wanted to make this recipe to use my kitchen torch! Why did I think this would be hard? You always make recipes make sense to me. Definitely am gonna try this!
Great Recipe, easy to follow. Made this for my wife and a friend. 10 out of 10. I made another today, I added the vanilla bean and orange zest, was outstanding. Thank you!
as a recommendation: if you have air bubbles on the surface of the custard, burst the air bubbles with the torch before getting the ramekins into the oven. you'll get a very nice and smooth surface.
I just made these for an event and they turned out great. I have a reputation of not being able to cook, but that’s changed since I’ve subscribed. Thanks a ton can’t wait to make more soon 🎉
I just made it for my family and they loved it. Amazing flavor! Better than some of the restaurants I've order from. Love your videos. I will definitely use this recipe again.
I just recreated your crème brûlée and it worked perfectly well for me. Thank you so much for this easy and professional recipe, as I fell for some misinformation from other recipes before that. Also you seem passionate about what you're doing which I think is great!
The creme brulee looks delicious. Thank you for the recipe. I am lactose intolerant so I substitute heavy cream for vegan plant based heavy cream and full fat coconut milk in the can.
Your crème brûlée looks perfect! 🤗❤️ What I like to do is to do a cold infusion. I add the vanilla into the cold heavy cream and live it in the fridge about 24 hours before making the crème brûlée 🤗
Dear John, I follow your recipes and these all are so amazing and make baking easier for beginners like me too. I also watch cooking channels, recently watched creme brulee recipe on TV, but I found your one more attractive, gonna try this soon. Thank you for sharing your experienced great recipes and baking tips especially.. warm returns and prayers from Pakistan...
I stumbled on your channel in the six months and you captivated me with your charm, smile and sense of humor! I too love when you stumble over words or an egg shell goes flying and you keep it in the video...it makes you more human and adds to the fun of your shows! I've made your meringue cookies which are fabulous, your christmas decorated cupcakes -so cute! and I'm just chilling your creme brulee and am anxious to try torching it. :) Keep up the great work! I'm looking forward to trying more of your recipies!
Made this with a blackberry coulis and it was awesome! So easy, I ran out of heavy cream so I used vanilla tillamook ice cream for the rest, surprisingly didn’t seem to make a difference! I did have to bake it longer though, not sure if the ice cream did that, or I didn’t use hot enough water, or maybe I was just overly cautious lol. Also didn’t do the torched sugar at my husband’s request, but the blackberry coulis on top was a game changer.
Just made this today. OM Goodness! Not only did I drink some of that delicious mixture before baking it, but I ate one of them hot out of the oven! 🤣 Great recipe, and so easy! Thx John!😘
I've made creme brûlée before, and I would always use my kitchenaid mixer for the yolk and sugar part. I also never added salt. I would get so many bubbles after baking the ramekins, and it was frustrating. You made it look like I don't have to mix the yolks until they're pale yellow. I'm going to try your method and see if I get the same rich creamy texture as I do with the kitchenaid version I use, and hopefully have less bubbles post-bake. As long as it's not all chunky (which tempering it a little bit should avoid), I think this will be my new go-to creme brûlée recipe from now on. Thanks!
I tried few recipes from the internet and it was a disaster. It's not cheap recipe so I was really angry. Now I just follow yours and it always turns out amazing. Thank you!
If you don't have a torch, just melt sugar in a small skillet until it's golden brown and pour that over the custard. If you do have a torch the best way to get that perfect crust is to do it in layers. First sprinkle on the sugar and turn the ramkin so the sugar is coating the entire surface of the custard then dump the excess sugar into a bowl. Melt the sugar with the torch and repeat with the remaining ramkins. Then starting with the first custard, sprinkle on another thin layer and torch. Repeat with remaining custards. You can stop here or add another thin layer or two depending on how much of a sugar crust you want. I prefer mine thicker but I know that's not how most people like theirs, so do as many thin layers that suit your tastes. Torching many thin layers of sugar as opposed to one thinker layer of sugar should produce a crust that is a nice dark golden brown.
@IrynaBoehland Of course you can broil it but you still can get the top layer over brown and then still have unmelted sugar underneath so the best way to do it is to melt the sugar in a pan and pour it over the top of the custard.
I’m going to school for baking and pastry and I have watched just about all your videos and it’s crazy because all your videos goes right along with my school like this video with the crème brûlée bc I have to make it next week and the way you explain stuff and do the cups and grams when weighing and measuring things really help me I would love to meet you and get your cook book
You are such a pleasure to watch!! Very informative, easy to understand, and funny! I never knew creme brulee was so easy to make! I love your videos!!!
I drizzled some custard into the water 😅 this recipe def makes it easy to make! I added an extra egg yolk because it didn't look enough. Came out great!
OMG I need to make this. I made your fork pressed peanut butter cookie recipe and it was BOMB. I made about 3 batches of them over the next week or two 😅
4:51 - out of the fridge ? ... last clip was putting it into the oven. did i miss something ...? im not digging threw 500+ comments to find a response ..
I just found this chanel today and I love it. Also, as a mom, I love that he said he has to call his mom to tell her about his success! No matter how old my children get I want to hear about their day!
Vanilla beans
3 cups of heavy cream
5 eggs
Half a cup of sugar
Pinch of salt
Caster sugar
I’ll try every recipe you post and your book is on my Amazon wish list :)
Thank you for listing the ingredients.
5 egg yolks
Yolks not the full egg.
You thought this helped b it now much…what temperature??
@@Aryeats4:30 might be what you're looking for. Cream seems to be just to a simmer
I love that John doesn’t edit his videos to leave out little mistakes he makes, like accidentally pouring a bit of water into the ramekins. It makes him seem more real and down to earth.
wrr
You wrote what I was thinking. 💓 I like that about him too.
I thought same. Agreed very humble chef
Yeah I love that, it's really cute
Yes! Love how he admitted that he burnt a lot of them trying to brûlée them correctly! ❤❤❤❤😅 makes me feel more comfortable trying it out and not beating myself over it not coming out perfectly the first time around 🥲
I would be happy watching him make toast. His energy makes me smile.
I made it yesterday and served it tonight. It was amazing! I even bought caster sugar. It's the richest vanilla custard and I did the top pretty well too. This was my first time using a torch, I bought one for this recipe. I'll practice more now that I have an excuse. The neat thing about this dessert is that it doesn't really have a lot of sugar in it. For those of us who try to go low carbs, high fat It's a great indulgence and a treat without wrecking the entire day in terms of carbs. Half a cup of sugar divided by 6 and a scant teaspoon on top. That's not bad at all!
Great recipe, recommend it to anyone.
can you share pictures dear Kekkai?
@@faryalbatool6159 I don't think we can post pictures here.
@DJ Pauly D - Nope, I tried, lol
i love your enthusiasm your comment sounds like me whenever i find a good recipe im waiting for mine to cool its my first time making it and i kinda had to scale the recipe down and didnt know how much vanilla to put so i eyeball it and when i went to watch the next step while the cream was heating up it started boiling over for a second so we will see how it turns out if all is well this recipe is fool proof
I'm more of a cook than a baker but I followed your recipe and my confidence increases 10 fold! Not to mention I got bragging rights on my resume. Thank you!!!
“I have to call my Mom”! I just loved that! 🤣❤️🤣
John. Yours is the first and only crème brûlée recipe I’ve ever made. A couple of things. I found the 30-40 minutes to be too short for me to get to set. My ramekins are longer and more shallow, yet after 40 minutes, not much firming up around the edges. Extended my cook time at least 20-25 minutes longer to get firm around the edges with slight jiggle in the middle.
Another good hack, when pouring custard into the ramekins, I later spent time removing as much foam as I could. Then it occurred to me that using my fat separator could alleviate that process and sure enough, after making a batch today, I spared myself the aggravation of removing foam from each them. The fat separator is great because with foam on top, you can dispense from the bottom.
Thanks for teaching me how to make this phenomenal dessert!
Might want to check your over temperature set vs actual temperature
Pour it in a strainer,gets all the bubbles out.
Looks great! Love the enthusiasm in all your cooking videos. Gets me inspired.
Love you leave in the parts of you videos that aren't perfect.
It makes the show feel more real and down to earth..
Watched the video, used the recipe, and followed the instructions-they came out perfectly on the first try! Thanks so much! It was my first time using a real vanilla bean, and it was so worth it.
Broiling them does 100% work. The custard gets warm, which I prefer and the crust is super even.
I agree. I started out making crème brûlée with the broiler, and when I acquired a torch, I missed the evenness of the broiler method. A torch is probably better in the hands of a skilled user, but it takes practice to not burn the sugar.
There’s no shame in using the broiler to caramelize the sugar.
His excitement makes me happy ❤️
I was about to write the same thing! "I'm gonna call my mom" ... priceless
actually there's another way of "torching" them which is to heat up a metal spoon directly from the stove (fire) make sure it's hot then just directly put it on the sugar. That should the trick! It'll caramelized! And cracked beautifully 🤤 it won't be creme brulé without the sugar on top 😉
That is not another way of torching but also works.
Not only that; it's good practice for when you have some hash.
I been around to many heated up spoons in my life to feel comfortable with this lmao
How much your cream mixture please
@@Propgoblins that sounds like a problem you should share with a therapist
I love every recipe this chef makes and his humbleness and generosity with advices are unbelievable.. thank you so much❤️❤️❤️
The best presentation on UA-cam, and the nicest individual. He is good people.
It’s been a minute since I had this! Got tired of it after culinary school lol, but this has made me feel like making it as a treat. This recipe is deceptively easy people, definitely go for it even if you’re not super experienced with custards!
What's the recipe you made in culinary school
@aimlesslyfloating7 don't wait, practice a couple of times first.
I used non-fat milk to sub for the cream, and it did not work! I'm so disappointed in this recipe! Please give me your recipe since you're a chef.
I made some today 😋 for my residents at work. I'm the only baker for 250 of them. I love using your recipes for them to enjoy.
This is my favorite dessert ever!! I love that you have to call your mom!!
Me too! That part made me giggle. He is too sweet.
thank you, tried this recipe twice now... Christmas and News Years ... both occasions it was a huge success.
You just might have made this process look easier than anyone on UA-cam. Props for not editing out little mistakes as well. Love that. 👊
It is easy. I learned to make it at 10 yrs old. Not rocket science
My 1st attempt and it came out perfect. I even bought the torch just for this. Shall make more of this in future..yummy!! Thank you John ❤
John would be the best friend ever! Blessings to his beautiful family ❤️🌈
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I used this recipe to make them for the very first time, and to say the least, I will not be experimenting with any new creme brulee recipes. These came out perfect!
Making this right now. I had leftover egg yolk from a white cake I made and have a torch that has yet to be used. I also never had creme brulee…only creme brulee macarons which were amazing so I think I will love this ❤️
Update: These were SOOO yummy! My boyfriend loves creme brulee and said these were the best he’s ever had! ❤️
I rely on your channel as one of the few places on the web that truly demonstrates valid recipes that WORK, THANK YOU! I've made your recipe tons of times and it has always come out well, no scrambled egg ever, resulting in perfectly formed and yummy treats. I have brought them in to work and torched individual ones for my boss and coworkers, adding fruit at the end. They were amazed and delighted. But I use a trick for the sugar at the end: At home, I cook sugar, water and a touch of corn syrup to almost burnt hard crack candy, then cool it on a silpat, break it up and process it in a food processor down to a granular level. Put THAT on top and torch THAT and it takes about five seconds per ramekin and comes out absolutely perfect every single time, no burnt sugar at all. All you're doing is returning it to the candy state on top of the creme in the ramekin. Please try that, you will adore it, and find that it makes this even easier than it already is. A true delight, these little desserts, and they always leave people just amazed and happy! And the burnt sugar lasts in an air tight container for ages, for use on many batches of creme brulee!
That was beautiful. I once had a lavender infused brûlée in Tahiti, it was delicious.
I just made my first creme brûlée for NYE and I used lavender. It was amazing!
Wow, i gotta try that!
Same!😃 Wonderful😊
@@denisegunkel6890 I would love to know how you made it!
I’ve had chai tea infused cream brûlée and that was incredible!
I love this guy. The way he instructs is perfect for me
I bought 6 oz ramekins and a torch. I'm going to make creme brulee this weekend with this recipe. I cook and bake a lot but I've never made creme brulee. It looks pretty easy, I'm looking forward to it!
And I did buy vanilla beans for it, they are expensive! I've had them for a couple of weeks waiting for the right recipe and opportunity to use them.
I know vanilla beans is expensive.
Let us know how it goes
@@Alexie24Alexie I will. I'm going to make it tomorrow. I wish we could upload pictures. I made the flourless chocolate cake with ganache and raspberry sauce last week. It was amazing!
@@Alexie24Alexie if was amazing! I wrote a new comment about it. I recommend it very highly.
@@pieterjanharmvantonder8060 They are but it was worth it. It brings a depth of flavor that exceeds vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste. I think it was amazing, it was absolutely worth it.
Beautiful! I waited with great anticipation for the “spoon test” at the end to hear the crack of the sugar! I order Crème Brûlée often and I ALWAYS run this test when it comes to the table. I just bought a kitchen torch and I’m trying this recipe tomorrow for the first time so wish me luck! The original recipe I had didn’t call for vanilla bean or caster sugar so I’m glad I saw this to up my game beforehand. Thank you!
I watched your video twice now. I've decided to go to the store and buy all the ingredients and make it. I never had creme brule before and it looks so delicious 🤤
I like smiling. Smiling is my favorite. Awesome recipe!
Ooooh, John!! I saw that fantastic spin technique you used to displace the sugar!! 👏👏👏
John ... I love you, and your family; especially your wee boys~ they are so cute. I think it is very important to teach both boys, and girls how to cook so they can feed themselves at home, when they go off to college, and all through life. I pride myself at being a good cook, baker, and candy maker, but since my husband passed I don't cook like I did. I come from a family of good cooks, bakers, and candy makers plus I had a great Home-Ec class teacher (Miss Pretzle) in 9th grade. Everytime you say "scrape down the bowl" I think about her, and my family. Your recipes are so good, made with items we keep most often in our pantries, and they are just simply sooo tasty. Your recipes are also adjustable in size for cooking for one. I get so tired of looking at some of these "Drama Star Cooks" who think they are movie stars. Your straight forward, your real, you have accidents in your kichen like we do, you have a great sense of humor, your dishes are presented well, your recipes are clear... I just love you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful gift with us 👨🍳🍗🥩🥗🍪🥣🍪🍨🍅🍊
Sorry about your husband 💜. And funny name of your teacher ;) especially with her subject
I've only ever broiled them and it works just fine!
That's what I was thinking. It must depend on the broiler and how close you can get them without loosing sight of the surface
I tried this recipe many times and hubby loves it.
This is why I love your channel! Not gonna lie I literally just wanted to make this recipe to use my kitchen torch! Why did I think this would be hard? You always make recipes make sense to me. Definitely am gonna try this!
You are so nice to watch.. your voice is so calm and you instructions are clear and thorough.. I can’t wait to try this and the meringue 😋🙏❤️
I just noticed that John is left handed like me and it just made me so happy!
I also noticed that some time ago. I'm left handed too 😄.
South paw here too.
Great Recipe, easy to follow. Made this for my wife and a friend. 10 out of 10. I made another today, I added the vanilla bean and orange zest, was outstanding. Thank you!
YUM! Sometimes I like to add fresh berries and top it off with cream on the creme brulee, it adds a refreshing taste
I love the comment about how you have to call your mom. You gave me a few chuckles today. I want to try this one!
as a recommendation: if you have air bubbles on the surface of the custard, burst the air bubbles with the torch before getting the ramekins into the oven. you'll get a very nice and smooth surface.
The advice for how to burn th sugar was absolutely invaluable, thank you so much for the tip!
I am so excited that I found your video, John. I absolutely love creme brulee and was thrilled how easy and delicious your recipe is. Thank you!!!
I’ve made this several times. Better than any I’ve had at restaurants!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I just made these for an event and they turned out great. I have a reputation of not being able to cook, but that’s changed since I’ve subscribed. Thanks a ton can’t wait to make more soon 🎉
I had this on the mariner of the seas, BEST DESERT EVER
That looks delicious 😋 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻
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Greetings from NYC. Have a wonderful day as well and be safe
You too. :) From eastern Oregon
This is amazing! Every time I do it everyone is so impressed! Better than store bought! Thank you!
I made one today mine wasn't creamy and it was very thick why what did I do wrong ??
I just made it for my family and they loved it. Amazing flavor! Better than some of the restaurants I've order from. Love your videos. I will definitely use this recipe again.
I made one today mine wasn't creamy and it was very thick why what did I do wrong ??
I just recreated your crème brûlée and it worked perfectly well for me. Thank you so much for this easy and professional recipe, as I fell for some misinformation from other recipes before that. Also you seem passionate about what you're doing which I think is great!
Yes. Thank you John. I have always wanted this recipe from you, and now I can try it!
The creme brulee looks delicious. Thank you for the recipe. I am lactose intolerant so I substitute heavy cream for vegan plant based heavy cream and full fat coconut milk in the can.
Your crème brûlée looks perfect! 🤗❤️
What I like to do is to do a cold infusion. I add the vanilla into the cold heavy cream and live it in the fridge about 24 hours before making the crème brûlée 🤗
I do that with a lime creme brulee that I make.
That's such a good idea to infuse more flavor!
how would you do this if you're using vanilla extract? excited to try your technique!
@@calistatee Hello Calista! Add the vanilla extract into your heavy cream and let infuse in the refrigerator for 24 hours 🤗
What a fantastic idea, I just put the mixture in the fridge so I can make it tomorrow,thanks!! 😁
I love how he has fun with it. You can tell when someone has a passion for something. ❤
I made this the other night, and it was delicious!!!! My husband loved it, will definately be my go to recipe for Creme Brulee
I made one today mine wasn't creamy and it was very thick why what did I do wrong ??
I love learning from your channel. You are a great teacher. Thank you again. Barb
Dear John, I follow your recipes and these all are so amazing and make baking easier for beginners like me too. I also watch cooking channels, recently watched creme brulee recipe on TV, but I found your one more attractive, gonna try this soon. Thank you for sharing your experienced great recipes and baking tips especially.. warm returns and prayers from Pakistan...
Hello Pakistan. :) from Oregon USA
BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤❤❤❤
this is so calm and relaxing......the cremè is so perfect in color ♡♡♡♡
My daughter lived in England for several years and this is a dessert they featured a lot. Enjoyed it many times, absolutely delicious.
I stumbled on your channel in the six months and you captivated me with your charm, smile and sense of humor! I too love when you stumble over words or an egg shell goes flying and you keep it in the video...it makes you more human and adds to the fun of your shows! I've made your meringue cookies which are fabulous, your christmas decorated cupcakes -so cute! and I'm just chilling your creme brulee and am anxious to try torching it. :) Keep up the great work! I'm looking forward to trying more of your recipies!
Can you do a Basque burnt cheesecake recipe pls?
I just tried it, I replaced the cream with a non-dairy heavy whip cream (califia) and it worked like a charm ❤ my favorite dessert ever !!
LOVE THIS SO MUCH 💕💕💕 my favorite creme brûlée. 🥰 thank you John!
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Seems you make life better for many. Rewarding life 💜😌💙 cheers! 🥂
Creme brûlée is my most beloved dessert. I’m gonna try to make this soon.
Made this with a blackberry coulis and it was awesome! So easy, I ran out of heavy cream so I used vanilla tillamook ice cream for the rest, surprisingly didn’t seem to make a difference! I did have to bake it longer though, not sure if the ice cream did that, or I didn’t use hot enough water, or maybe I was just overly cautious lol. Also didn’t do the torched sugar at my husband’s request, but the blackberry coulis on top was a game changer.
YOU’RE A WIZARD! I was just wishing you had a recipe for it and saw you uploaded . You’re the best!
Excellent recipe. Taste delicious!!!
Just made this today. OM Goodness! Not only did I drink some of that delicious mixture before baking it, but I ate one of them hot out of the oven! 🤣 Great recipe, and so easy! Thx John!😘
I like the way it is delivered and the video capture is clear and neat. thanks for the recipe
Many thanks! Your recipes work successful, totally worth the the time and effort invested. Creme brulee came out so tasty and cheese cake as well.
Your videos just melt my stress away.😊
My mom and I have a tradition where we always split a creme brûlée when we go out for dinner.
Another lovely recipe and instruction. Thank you.
Thanks so much, I’ve been wanting to make crème brûlée but I decided I’d wait for your video to come out!
I've made creme brûlée before, and I would always use my kitchenaid mixer for the yolk and sugar part. I also never added salt. I would get so many bubbles after baking the ramekins, and it was frustrating. You made it look like I don't have to mix the yolks until they're pale yellow. I'm going to try your method and see if I get the same rich creamy texture as I do with the kitchenaid version I use, and hopefully have less bubbles post-bake. As long as it's not all chunky (which tempering it a little bit should avoid), I think this will be my new go-to creme brûlée recipe from now on. Thanks!
I've always wanted to try Creme Brulee! It looks delicious. Hopefully I get to try it one day 😋😋😋
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I’m so excited to make this! Thank you!
I tried few recipes from the internet and it was a disaster. It's not cheap recipe so I was really angry. Now I just follow yours and it always turns out amazing. Thank you!
If you don't have a torch, just melt sugar in a small skillet until it's golden brown and pour that over the custard. If you do have a torch the best way to get that perfect crust is to do it in layers. First sprinkle on the sugar and turn the ramkin so the sugar is coating the entire surface of the custard then dump the excess sugar into a bowl. Melt the sugar with the torch and repeat with the remaining ramkins. Then starting with the first custard, sprinkle on another thin layer and torch. Repeat with remaining custards. You can stop here or add another thin layer or two depending on how much of a sugar crust you want. I prefer mine thicker but I know that's not how most people like theirs, so do as many thin layers that suit your tastes. Torching many thin layers of sugar as opposed to one thinker layer of sugar should produce a crust that is a nice dark golden brown.
Broiling would be better
@IrynaBoehland Of course you can broil it but you still can get the top layer over brown and then still have unmelted sugar underneath so the best way to do it is to melt the sugar in a pan and pour it over the top of the custard.
Looks delicious and I love your personality.
Great video! You can brulee it by using your broiler as well.
Yes, I’ve had success using both methods!
I did it in toaster oven broiler yesterday - worked fine. He said it doesn't work as well to broil, but didn't say why.
I’m going to school for baking and pastry and I have watched just about all your videos and it’s crazy because all your videos goes right along with my school like this video with the crème brûlée bc I have to make it next week and the way you explain stuff and do the cups and grams when weighing and measuring things really help me I would love to meet you and get your cook book
This looks amazing 🤩
That DOES look PERFECT!!! Love!
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One of my favourite desserts! Yours looks gorgeous. 😍
I made this today and its absolutely amazing 🤤🤤🤤 ill be making abother batch for my Christmas eve dinner tomorrow for my family
You are such a pleasure to watch!! Very informative, easy to understand, and funny! I never knew creme brulee was so easy to make! I love your videos!!!
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Is heavy cream n whipping cream same?😊
I think so
Yes it is. Anything 33% -38% is ideal
I drizzled some custard into the water 😅 this recipe def makes it easy to make! I added an extra egg yolk because it didn't look enough. Came out great!
OMG I need to make this. I made your fork pressed peanut butter cookie recipe and it was BOMB. I made about 3 batches of them over the next week or two 😅
Oh wow… one of my favorite desserts. I never realized it was so simple to make.
4:51 - out of the fridge ? ... last clip was putting it into the oven. did i miss something ...? im not digging threw 500+ comments to find a response ..
“It’s nicely chilled” means he probably put it in the fridge.
Did you ever figure it out? I clicked on the link for the recipe and directions. “Chill in the fridge for several hours”
@@kamienewton6634after baking it chill it so it sets
Looks so good thanks I have made them before only once or twice delicious
I’m disappointed you didn’t say “whisk whisk whisk” like you usually do lol
بہت خوب جناب میرے والد صاحب کو بہت زیادہ پسند تھا آپ نے تو ان کی یاد تازہ کر دی شکریہ جناب! 👍👍😍😍