Crème Brûlée Demystified - Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2016
- Get ready to make Creme Brûlée at home any night of the week, Thomas Joseph show us how using only 5 ingredients, its easier than you think!
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Sarah Carey is the editor of Everyday Food magazine and her job is to come up with the best ways to make fast, delicious food at home. But she's also a mom to two hungry kids, so the question "What's for dinner?" is never far from her mind -- or theirs, it seems! Her days can get crazy busy (whose don't?), so these videos are all about her favorite fast, fresh meals -- and the tricks she uses to make it all SO much easier.
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Awww I wanted him to break the shell. But it looks yumm
Alesha J Me too! I was waiting for it. 😔
Wow now i can make 6 of them for myself and...
only myself.
agree
+Shivam Bhatt they are 8, not 6 ;)
True
Sarah Garrett even better
I liked this comment when I first saw it about 7 months ago.... I come back and it's unliked... so I liked it again :>!
Also, Creme Brûlée literally means Burned Cream. Yes, everything looks fancier in French
to add, Carne Asada literally means cooked meat.
@@kanmeridoc1784 Carne Asada is not french 🤥
@@mounag8518 Nah, but it is a fancy sounding to English speaking people. What would you prefer to be selling, cooked meat tacos or tacos made with carne asada?
Kan Meridoc 🤣🤣🤣, ur killing me
@@kanmeridoc1784 itts sounds like cheap food fromwherr im from
Oh, Thomas, your enthusiasm and energy are so wonderful. Love your videos.
I really really appreciate you making videos with many useful tips and learning skills!!! I learned so much from you every time I watch your videos!! You are truly amazing and please don't ever stop making videos like this!!!
I love your videos Thomas. Your knowledge and personality are a delight to watch. Thank you.
Have to say, I've made this recipe so many times and it never fails. Thank you!
Thomas, you rock with your conundrums. I have been learning a lot. They are very useful. Thanks a lot! And congrats.
2nd time using your recipe! They always turn out so well.
Thomas the way you teach is gold! so easy to follow and so informatibe! you are the best xoxo
informative*
My favorite dessert! Thank you Thomas!
Don't you just love him and how show thing so easily and fun ? ❤️ my heart literally melted with that sugar 😂
soooo goooood. Thank you so much Thomas! Now I can finally make these fantastic desserts!
Ingredients
Heavy cream 4 cups
One vanilla bean
Granulated sugar 3/4 cups
7 egg yolks
And a pinch of salt
Vanilla bean is expensive! Just use some extract.
@@SoopaFlyism yes you can also use that but I found a tube of vanilla bean paste for around 4 pound and I use that very often
@@sureshappu How much vanilla bean paste should I use in this recipe
@@bethbilous4720 3tsp.I hope this helped!
I love you Thomas
I was looking for the recipe today and you just added it! Thank you :)
La pâtisserie française remake by an expert american pâtissier, it is amazing. Thomas, you are so precise with the recipe, and you dominate many techniques. Thank you so much!
you have such an easy way of explaining this recipe! thanks!
Made them today! So easy! And tastes wonderful even without the sugar topping.
I’ve tried this recipe .. it was soooo yuuumy thank you so much
what an easy recipe wow . I defiantly going to make it for the weekend
hi made this recipe instructions were well explained ..... came out great never had the nerve to do them before well pleased thanks for sharing 👏
This is really clear and concise instructions. Thanks
Amazing!!!! I might actually try to make them now, you make it seem not so scary 💙
This guys videos are always really well made
more from this man he's amazing
Extremely well explained, thank you very much.
I've been wanting to do this forever but I though it was complicated .. I was totally wrong .. Thank you so much for sharing this easy yumie recipe
+khadijeh arman It's really easy! I've been doing a slightly different recipe for years now because it is really that simple ahahaha! One tip that wasn't mentioned [maybe because they have a steady supply of fresh eggs] is that you can use just the "juice" from the egg yolks. You put them on a sieve and pierce their bottom, then you wait for the yolk to come down [and don't press the yolks' skin through the sieve!] so that it tastes and smells less egg-y!
And you can also flavor them however you want! I usually go for white chocolate! It's incredible!
+Lucas Paiva Thats a very interesting tip! I thought the eggyness was more from the whites. Although i feel that enough vanilla takes care of that in any recipe, but i shall definitely try this out to see the difference.
What I know for a fact is that the older the egg is, the stronger the egg smell it'll have! But the egg yolk's pelicule does have the smell as well, so one way to "reduce" the smell of an old egg is to do that! I really don't know if it makes any difference on a very fresh egg, but it's worth the try! And I reckon it gets the creme brulee creamier! Glad the tip was of use to someone ahahaha
@@Luckmage26 Eggs from chickens fed yomogi don't have any eggy flavor. Secret Japanese tip.
Last week I made flan and this week I make creme brulee following you VDO instructions carefully. Both were successful :) The temperature is really important here. The texture of both is just sooo wonderful!!
This is a full proof recipe, success guaranteed every single time I make this! Thanks a ton!
I make larger batches, my family loves it so much that they tend to take seconds and husband may take a third too!
Very informative tutorials,thank u very much!
Awesome my favorite. Crazy that I never made it but I will tomorrow. Thank you, it seems so simple..
Wow you made it so easy !Thanks so much 😊😊😊
I made it 3 time's,each time comes out great,We have fun with the torch.thank you.
Wow this is awesome. Thank you!
Just finished making thanks for recipe
Aw! He did this so well!
Incredibly easy - double boiler method is the trick. Now I know how to make my favorite desert from scratch!
it looks delicious, thank you sir
Yum those look delicious. I was waiting for him to crack the top and reveal the texture of one
Gotta make lots of these! my favs
Made it for the restaurant and costumers love it.
Thomas , you are one scientific chef.Thanks!:)
will definitely try.....thanks
ugh so simple and delicious! I like the how shallow the ramekins are too, good ratio of crunchy sugar to custard :)
Wow nice one. I can make it now.
I don't have handheld torch. Time to get one since I bought from restaurant and it was so so delicious
I like the you do it, it makes it look easy! Thank you a lot ! :-)
Thanks for this tip!
1st
sweet ladle
Must try recipe.
My favorite.
This is my favorite dessert! I need to get me some of those shallow ramekins. Any idea how long in advance I can do the brulé part?
I really like this guy.
Demystified indeed. Thanks.
Creme Brûlée love the vanilla :)
Imma say this one more time, I love you Thomas Joseph
Yes! ☺
Thank so much Chef Thomas, in absence of kitchen torch can I use steamer kettle normally used for fondant to get the crunchy sugar too effect?
I was surprised at how simple creme brulee actually is the first time I made it. I needed a pint of heavy cream for a soup I made last week, but the store only had quart containers, so I had a leftover pint. Made a little whipped cream, but last night it occurred to me I could use the rest for creme brulee. But now I didn't have quite enough cream, so I used what we had to fill it out - 3/4 cup low fat milk and 2 tablespoons of butter. I made them and crossed my fingers, and they were still delicious.
"lumpy clumps" lol, looks amazing dude
Hi, would you mind making a Creme Renverse or Creme Caramel or Flan video? The first time I made it I got the caramel at the bottom PERFECT but since then it's always been either too runny or too stiff (and it didn't melt and merge with the custard :( ) Thanks!
attention! when you incorporate the sugar into the yolks use a wooden spoon not a whisk. You don't want to incorporate too much air and break the yellow colour!
what a beautiful smile this guy has...
The egg yolks looks so fine :)
yum!
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Making this tomorrow! Hope i get it right...
Made it and it was perfect! Though i was nervous thinking i will do something wrong, it ended looking and tasting amazing. My family loved it and i will make it again. Thanks!
Good!
Congrats
Can we make them in regular ramekins? Like the ones you use for creme caramel?😊
Heavy whip cream is nice but I had made cream brûlée’s with organic Greek Plan Yogurt and is fantastic new way of making cream brûlée’s also organic eggs, and add honey rather then sugar.
cute ladle!
Hi Thomas, I want to make a cake with nutella but don't know how to make a nutella buttercream frosting or is it better a cream cheese frosting? Thanks for all the helpful videos 😀
For the brulee, you can also take a spoon you don't need, heat it up on your stove, and then use that to melt the sugar, however you should wash the spoon after each individual use.
YUM!
Do I use the fan asisted setting of the oven or....??
I add a layer of thinly sliced banana before the sugar. So tasty.
1:39 omg this happened to me a lot of times before. That’s why I always get chunks of egg when making flan. Luckily I always strain my mixture.
Question : is it possible to steam this since you put a water underneath the rameskin
When I went to Ponderosa Bakery in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, they had a variety of different flavored flans like: mango, peach, and strawberry. I always wanted to know how the made these flans.
i love u fooooor reals! i know its too soon...but, its sooooo true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You tolk so much
Is a blowtorch the same as a kitchen torch?
and if so how high do I need to put it to brulee it?
If you don't have that thing he used to make the caramel on top you can heat up a spoon on the stove for like a minute and quickly pass it through the sugar, but you'll need to heat the spoon two or three times because the heat to caramelize the sugar goes away fast
Pedro Rodriguez yes! You can, works just as good. I would do it twice but make sure the sugar is evenly spread and not too thick(which I guess might be common knowledge).
can one use single cream instead of heavy? And oven temperature?
Could I substitute granualted sugar w/ coconut sugar or sugar in the raw?
Aww i was waiting for him to crack the brulee ): hahahaha
do you work in Fahrenheit or Celsius?
I saw a really good video where she heated a spoon on the stove and used that to brown the sugar
+Tanya rose Do you remember its name? or have a link??
+205dandona There's two channels I can think of: Raisa's "Dulce Delight", which have brazilian portuguese and english dubs [or subs, at least] and I Could Kill For Dessert/Daniele Noce, which only has the english subs!
+Lucas Paiva thats the one
There was a video by "Tri's Patisseure" and she used the same spoon trick
Do you have measurements for less servings?
Thanks TJ (you need a nickname (-;/ I had 2 questions if I may 1) Have you ever tested the difference in flavor between the Vanilla Bean itself and Extract? A single bean is $5 so I'm sure the average "Joe" would care to know this. 2) I hadn't made Brulee in years, where did I go wrong when my caramelized shell is not consistent across the surface (it's mostly in the middle)..and yes, I kept the torch 6" away and moved it around evenly. I'm enjoying your videos, straightforward, you don't take 20 min to explain something that takes 10 min
How long can I keep them in the fridge?
can you please tell us what kind of ingredients should we need
wow
How do i know when it's done? What happen when i overbake it? Thx
+Everyday Food
Hey Thomas, when mine came out of the oven, some were a little darker and some where just oily! What could i have done wrong? İ followed a recipe but:
1. i added a little bit more cream.
2. i have deeper ramekins but i filled them 2/3.
3. My oven has too many settings and can sometimes have a higher temperature (and may even have cooked the top way before the bottom parts)
4. İ have added too much water for the waterbath and it didn't boil at the beginning.
Which one(s) could be it?
Is it possible to take them out to early ? Its been 2 hrs after cooling in the fridge and its still kinda liquidish in the center
What is baking time and temperature in the oven?
It's Called Leche Flan in the Philippines :)