Crème Caramel (Flan) | Basics with Babish (feat. Dominique Ansel)
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This week, renowned pastry chef and Cronut®-inventor Dominique Ansel joins me in the kitchen to show me how to make a custardy classic: crème caramel, also known as flan. I've always been intimidated by the dish, so being taught by one of the greatest bakers in the world should help me make something edible!
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Andrew is such a nervous fangirl, lol.
It's okay, I'd be nervous too.
Haha, I noticed it too.
A flangirl
Or, perhaps, a _flangirl?_
@@connordixon4893 🤣
BLACK PEOPLE
"Basics with Babish" brings you "Anxious with Andrew" ft. famous chefs
My favorite show
AHAHAHA
He was so cute when he said "trè élégant"
@@juliengroulx3096 sorry to be the spelling police but it's très with s
Not trè
This, this comment
Andrew has the energy of a fangirl that's been asked on a date by her biggest crush
Perfect way to describe it, thank you
@Mz_ Linx begone bot
@Mz_ Linx I wouldn’t go to that, probably some sketchy website.
@Vanessa F**СК МЕ - СНЕCK МY РR0FILЕ begone, all we want here is creme caramels.
truly PRECIOUS
A humorous, patient teacher, and a nervous, respectful, and eager student. What's not to love here? Andy literally revered his guest. So classy.
1000 likes and no replies?
Your parasocial is showing.
ansel, jokingly: “are you gonna help me this time?”
andrew, mortified: “uhwuhwuh-i-i’msORRY! did i not help you before! i apologize!”
andrew is too precious
and then he cracked an egg one handed, while looking at ansel like you would look to your dad for approval. lol
Andrew Rea is intimidatingly fast and on point, until you put him beside someone like Ansel or Gordon Ramsey. Then he’s a sweet guy just wanting to be the best chef possible. And I love it. He’s the rogue of the cooking world.
@@timothymoody3457 "Make sure there is no eggshell"
"i will clean up your mess"
"oHMygod i'm so sorry"
These two are so adorable together, I loved this episode
Really love Andy’s nervous giddiness here. Man has millions of subs and can still be humble around the big dogs
Its really charming that he gets a bit starstruck when he's around pro's.
It's so endearing that he doesn't consider himself important in that sense
My favorite episode of babish or was it basics that he really tried to say he was not a professional and the whole reason he made this series was to show that we, and me the average joe, can make culinary magic with a little effort.
Yup
Because he recognizes - and respects - talent in those he meets. He learns from watching people like this, and to have them there in person .... But yeah, the humility just makes you love him all the more because he's not trying to show off, he's just being his own self and you can tell the professionals generally enjoy themselves as well in an atmosphere like that!
I love the back and forth between Babish being his normal chill, down to earth self, and then occasionally fanboying.
me eating a microwave pizza: “yeah i should do that”
Too close to home
Pretty sad. I'm actually baking them right now. Not that hard.
Maybe get the cookbook and never read it...
@@mateuszptaszynski685 pretty rude dude
@@jobfcastro22 what
Dominique Ansel was so polite, humble and helpful, and Babish was such an adorable fanboy. I smiled throughout this entire episode. Please do more collaborations!
Chefs politeness and being so humble, was very pleasant to watch as well as how babish was a bit nervous 😊
hm??
babish sounds like a teenage girl in a movie talking to her crush 🤣🤣
this comment broke the internet!!! :) :)
@@Roadkilljonno no
it's so cringe watching him interact with other people. he's way too awkward and forces unfunny jokes.
I wouldn’t know what that sounds like
@@chrischris8919 honestly they were adorable together. I was saying no to the person claiming this "broke the internet" I know it's just a phrase but it sounds so dumb.
Andrew was having a great time trying not to embarrass himself in front of a world renowned chef. I enjoyed the video
The living LEGEND. He cracked all eggs with one hand with no shells falling into the bowl in front of chef.
He need to flex it on the famous one 💪
I would watch this video over and over just to see how amazingly calm, helpful, and encouraging Dominique is. Bonus part is seeing Andrew being so adoring. I mean, I see Andrew as a “celebrity” myself so it’s just super cute to see one celebrity fanboying over another.
There's this one photo I saw of Tom Holland trying to act natural when Emma Watson passes him and it lives in my head rent free
Y'know, I would fanboy over both of them. Both such talented chefs, and both such gracious gentlemen.
I truly hope they filmed a cronut episode
2nd comment I see
Second reply I see
3rd reply here
$8.75 for a donut that cost $0.25 to make and you think he's going to share the recipe heh nope. It's just a donut that went viral but he's going to milk it for all it's worth.
@@ipissed if your doughnuts look like croissants, then I'm not sure you're doing it right 😉
Dominique: Are you gonna help me this time?
Babish: Yes Chef. Sorry Chef.
Dead 💀
Dominiques accent has 2 degrees in culinary art.
Get you a man who looks at you like Dominique looks at... presumably everyone. He's such a kind teacher!
Dominique comes across down to earth, warm and no nonsense. He's really embodying the idea of everyone can bake by sharing things in such a calm and simple way.
I like how he seemed gently amused by the fanning instead of annoyed by it, too
he's exactly like Chef Gusteau from Ratatouille!
He seems like an absolute saint
I hope to see him return!
wow Andrew was so cautious and deferential here, awesome to see him collab with someone he clearly respects a lot
It would be awesome to get Chef Ramsay there some day.
No, it would not be... Babish's heart would be crushed by his ruthless insults as Andrew struggles to make a steak
@@kailynnm9243 Andrew knows what he's doing, so Ramsay wouldn't have a reason to yell at him, honestly.
@kailynn M Gordon really only uses that persona for tv and entertainment. I doubt he’d yell and curse here because that’s not the flavor of this show.
except that I would argue that he respects Sohla a great deal
I adore the excited spark in Chef Dominique’s eyes when he told Babish about adding the vanilla to the caramel instead of the custard. He was so happy to share that little secret. (At 5:50)
I love how Andrew and Dominique bonded together just as much with manicures as they did with cooking.
"Welcome to Beauty with Babish, where today, I'm with Dominique Ansel and we're going to be getting manicures."
The fact that Andrew was just so ready to play UNO with a famous celebrity chef is bordering on painfully on brand
Dominique said no to the UNO. :(
He should have offered Mario Kart like he did with Weissman
I absolutely love that in these episodes Babish is more than willing to assume the role of student and say through his actions "the point of this is for me, and therefore the audience, to learn through you. Please teach me sensei!" A lot of other UA-cam 'personalities' would be too selfish and self-important to do this!
I love how much Babish is geeking out. Haven’t seen him like this since Jon Fav came on.
Babish is so adorable in front of famous important chef 🥺
Iceland
little bit star-struck in the nicest way
But Babish is important, and is famous enough with 8Mil subs. He is too precious, and we must protect him at all costs
@@kodavulpedrius6712 yessss we must protect him at all costs I agree
Babish is so humbled, he’s clearly nervous around chef Dominique. Chef Babish is still my favorite!
“Four more here...” 😂
Any other Brazilians here? We make something very similar here called Pudim, but it's made with sweetened condensed milk, eggs and milk and it's made in a blender. Very very common dessert. I love seeing other culture's renditions of this!
I learned to make flan from a costa rican friend, and she also us s sweetened condensed milk, eggs, and milk!
brasileiro ta em todo lugar mds OWNFOSMMD eu pensei q flan era uma versao de pudim, daí quando ele nao usou os mesmos ingredientes q eu uso eu fiquei ???ue
I'm from Argentina and we make flan exactly as in this video.
Babish blushing and being flustered cause celebrity chef = the cutest thing of 2021 ty i needed this.
I've never seen such an obvious mancrush in my life. It's beautiful.
It's so obvious I caught the crush.
which one? they both looked like they were reeeaaally feelin each other
@@spitgorge2021 it looks mutual!
Nah, the real mancrush for Andrew is Favreau...
@@okumabear a man can have many loves.
Now i can flex on Filipino family reunions and say that I bought Cremé Caramel, and surprise! It's LECHE FLAN.
Dominique Ansel is so soft-spoken, polite and well-mannered. I like how thow the mentality of this living legend is not like those terror chefs like Ramsey or Keller.
Michel Roux Jr is another one like this, he always seems so nice
@@mariaconcertina6562 Oh yes! They have the new era mindset. Massimo Bottura as well. I like how they don't lavish in exaggerated toxic behaviour like Gordon Ramsey does.
@@francisdiaz5213 it's all for the camera really. He himself is very passionate about cooking and is the nicest person ever. I met him at a mall once and took a photo. His persona of a angry chef sells but it's not him
@@whatzittooya9323 Yeah Ramsay is pretty much entirely acting for the camera. Watch his work with kids; or the stuff he's done with/for convicts over the years. He's a really cool dude.
@@francisdiaz5213 Ramsey is very humble and kind irl, I’ve met him before
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Same
No
babish being flustered trying to follow, is his glimpse into our lives at home 💀
When I was 15 I found a French cookbook in the school library and decided to be ambitious and make a fancy meal for my family. Flan was what I made for dessert and I was so proud of myself when it came out right.
thats so wonderful!
Fangirling Andrew is the best Andrew, he learns and let's us learn with him.
It's SO refreshing to see a chef like Dominique. He seems to chill and understanding.
Ahhh Flan, the ultimate test of the Jiggle.
Tempted to ask if you will make the flan from Princess Re:dive
AYYY CHEFPK WHATS UP??? I love flan although my preference is more custard and less gelatin-like (like the store-bought ones). Which is your preference?
im pretty jiggly indeed 😩
Bruh I see you on every channel I watch you are dedicated
Can we get u on the babish show
“The worst burns are sugar and oil.” As someone who has had both, I agree.
rip
Agreed, hot sugar and oil together is lava, it sticks and just keeps burning.
Milk is very bad too in my experiene.
Oh ho ho, this idiot right here lit the BBQ incorrectly once and burned her arm and let me to you gas burns hurt for a VERY long time. Luckily there was no scarring 🤣
Both in the same week makes u re consider your career.
Men who get manicures realize that it's not unmanly to have smooth and sensitive hands. The women of the world thank you for your realization on this! :D
I love that Chef Dominique has done this hundreds of times, and still carries the pan with the ramekins to the oven like its gonna leap out of his hands if he's not careful. Great video, Team Babish!
babish look intimidated by this guy staring deep into his soul not looking away while they’re talking face to face.
And Dominique is just lovingly looking into Andrew's eyes.
@@41tinman41 I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this
I mean who wouldnt when he is one of the best pastry chefs in the world
I'll never get tired of seeing Babish starstruck, it's always so wholesome
Dominique is a level of calm I think we should all try to achieve lol.
Their chemistry is great. Dominique seems really humble and Andrew is fan girling. Great episode.
Only being in front of famous chefs will make Andrew reach for a regular whisk first.
When they talked about getting worried about crystallization and Dominique put the lid on, I thought he was going to say "what that does is keep me from seeing it so I don't worry and over-stir."
I love the quirky and nervous shortcomings of Andy
Love it - the world needs more of Dominic Ansel's smooth baking talk.
Watching Andrew be so nervous around Dominique Ansel is the real treat here!
Hey Babish, whaddya think about making a video about seasonings? Just to help give people an intuitive sense of how to decide which seasoning to use, when to use them, and how much to use
What business does a pastry chef have being such an absolute ZADDY. A whole treat in and out of the kitchen. He’s beautiful.
the calm confidence that Ansel shows in his stance, motions, and cadence is impressive. Andrew is so nervous!
If I were in the presence of someone that serene it would probably make me as simultaneously calm and anxious as Andrew there.
Dominique moves so slowly and calm. It is very satisfying
true
It’s like ASMR.
When he's talking about what he's going to make and how it's a classic french dish... I honestly got excited with him. His eyes were all lit up... Made me smile.
I LOVED this episode!! Please have Dominique again sometime, loved the chemistry and his way of teaching too
Andrew is no nervous and nerding out it's so cute
“It’s not going to come out exactly perfectly”
**falls on the dish before the ramekin touches the plate**
It was too scared to disappoint him
This is just so cute to watch honestly, you just know his heart is pounding from nervousness, and Ansel is just so friendly! I love this!
Who else just wants to know what it would sound like if this guy just yelled at the top of his lungs? He always sounds so calm and collected, I just can’t imagine it.
I feel like he would sound really scary
Just Andrew and James Beard Award winner Dominique Ansel comparing manicures.
😂😂😂
Andrew is always such an adorable fan girl. Like he doesn’t get that he is also famous. Our precious baby Babish lol
I love that you’re still learning and willing to learn. You’re already an amazing chef so it’s nice to see that even great people still have a lot to learn it’s realistic and helpful
Made these this weekend. Came out perfectly every time. Thank you once again for the knowledge and recipes!!
"You're not a man if you don't get a manicure."
I've cancelled my D&D session today to become a man.
Take the group with you. :D Trust me it's a blast.
Francis Ngannou gets pedicures so you know they're fine to get
Exactly...they don't call it a MANicure for nothing
@@dana.2255 pedicure is like sending your foot to temporary heaven
So yeah, do it
Take the party with you, brother! They deserve to treat themselves!
why is the chef's hands so immaculate...it's the only word i could think of to describe ..i mean ...how??
He moisturizes
Manicures
All of the above
But mostly manicure
He's also a pastry chef so a lot less knives involved.
Andrew fanboying is everything.. it doesnt Show but i can tell he's keeping his calm 😂❤️❤️❤️
Got to be one of my most favorite videos with a guest by far! Great job!
I’ve been making flan exactly like this, except in one large dish instead of ramekins, since I was a teen. My grandmother and I would make it all the time, and it is my favorite desserts! 🍮 💜
Babish and Dominique Ansel talking about how great manicures are is something I didn't know I needed until today.
Ah, flan. The perfect dessert for when you’re looking for something between custard and omelette.
Omelette with wet burnt sugar is how most people make it.
Such a wholesome, nice, eggy, and custardy content. Thank you, Andrew and team! More please. 😊
Being Hispanic flan is something that i love. It was always present during birthday parties and it's still one of my all time favorite desserts, also a wonderful version/variation is coffee flan as the coffee adds an amazing depth of flavor
Which are your favs? Mine are cheese Dulce de leche and coconut
@@Kar_ibu I like coconut , original and choco flan for comfort
For a long time I though flan had Hispanic origins. It was only until I watched this video that I learned it was French.
Two grown men talking about manicures, just what i need right now in difficult times
"I'm okay; I'm french, though." Honestly, props to him for keeping it together. I sure know I couldn't.
This mans whole demeanor is so calm I feel like he’s trying to get me to meditate
why is no one talking about babish blowing a kiss to the flans in the oven ? adorable
Babish gushing over manicures is my favorite thing ever.
I’ve always wanted to make flan and I love that I can do that now! Great video!
Absolutely wholesome and adorable, what a way to learn to make this dish ❤️
My grandmother has been making this for longer than I have been alive and she legit just calls it pudding. She refuses to even register that this is not what a pudding is.
I mean, pudding means different things depending on where you grew up. Pudding to me is chocolate flavored oobleck, but if I go to a bubble tea shop its basically this but probably made with gelatin or ajar ajar, and pudding in Europe is a meat patty thing.
@@donutchan8114 isn't oobleck what you get when you mix water and cornstarch? It's like custard except without eggs are sugar - usually used for science experiments in schools where if you punch it, it's solid and when you place your hand on it, it sinks in. That's my oobleck at least
@@donutchan8114 yeah pudding in Australia is almost a cake
I'd say pudding is a more general term for any jiggly meal while Crème caramel is a specific type of sweet custard-based pudding.
This guy is such a master. Dominque is pretty talented too.
Dominique is so humble, a pleasure to watch
Absolutely love this chef!! Awesome dude very calming to watch , really enjoyed it
Maybe you can make Dr. Robotnik's Latte from Sonic the Hedgehog movie
*I LOVE THE WAY YOU MAKE EM*
I LOVE THE WAY HE MAKES THEM
I really want to hear Babish say the phrase "My grasp on sanity remains... absolute..."
Can’t wait for babish to have an announcement to make when he finishes drinking the latte
Milk and coffee?
I pronounce this “Flan” but some other people pronounce it “flan”
my lawyer pronounced it as 'attempted manslaughter' for some reason
@@channelname4331 same really weird
F'lan ef-lan "No it's Flyn" vlan flán f̸̢͍̙̜̻̗̖͈̝̭̏l̶̨͕͉͈͓̝̯͖͈͒̾̽̃̂͛͆̆̔̽̋͝ä̵̧̝͖̩̰͔̠̘̲͓̽̅̍̂̒͗͝ͅņ̴̢̥̟̫͇͙̳̲̭̐̒̍́͌̿̂̑̾̀̽͗͜
I like to pronounce it flan but it’s fine if you pronounce it flan or even flan
My therapist pronounces it “15 years of trauma”
"Be a man, get a manicure" - this is truly a mans man!
"He's a man's man alright. He's that man's man and that man's man. He belongs to all kinds of men."
I just made this recipe, and...I have questions. So, the amounts in the recipe make a LOT of custard. Significantly more than 4 ramekins worth, and my ramekins are a bit bigger than the ones they used.
Also, the recipe is for four ramekins, but when they actually put it in the bain marie it's only 3? Are we supposed to just bake the 4th one separately? I jammed all 4 ramekins into the pan and it worked ok, but I don't necessarily recommend that. I had to lengthen the cooking time, and because they were so close, the water bath couldn't do its thing in the same way. I'd recommend making this recipe for 6 instead of 4: you can make the same amount of custard, 1.5x the caramel, and then you can bake it in two batches of 3.
Poor Jess, it must be hard to see your boyfriend fall in love to another man and then he posts it on his youtube page :(
You don't know the terms of their partnership. She may be into that.
It's called fanboying!!!
I know you said it as a joke, but pretty cringe dude.
@@73Stargazer She's had the chance to see Babish with Brad.
Can you make Sandy’s lighter than air madeleines from Friends in the episode The one with the nanny?
you mean MANNY?
@@ramialdroubi4899 Lol
I've made literally hundreds of those. Such an easy to make desert that comes with so much awe
love how elegant
𝓬𝓻𝓮𝓶𝓮 𝓬𝓪𝓻𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓵
sounds
then there’s
ғʟᴀᴀɴ
Andy’s so nervousss I cannot🥺 is there anything more precious and endearing than this shear awe and anxious admiration for an inspiring acme of one’s passion/profession
i always go back to that one courage the cowardly dog episode whenever i see flan
Flan Flanstay Flan I love that episode I was thinking the same thing
Flan...flan.....FLAAAAAN
Flantasy flantasy flan
Flaaaaaan
Yo, the villain from that episode always creeped me out the most
Their interactions are so wholesome i love it
It'd be cool if he did a part 2 making flan recipes of different regions like Latin and Asian flan
Dominique's accent makes me lightheaded in the best possible way
Flan always reminds me of that one Rugrats episode where Angelica orders all these desserts and she didn't know what flan was but ordered it anyway.
Reminds me of that episode of courage the cowardly dog
But you have to have chocolate bottom on it
(choco flan)
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 Haven't made flan with chocolate, but if you can make flan, it can't be that hard to pour a little chocolate on it and let it firm up before the flip. I'll try it next time.
@@seymourglass26 Chocolate cake on the bottom flan on top, i dont even wanna think about a drizzle
I'm a bloke and manicures are great!
Oh yeah... and the flan looked amazing too xD
Babish playing with the big dogs, acts like a small dog and doesnt realise he is one of the big dogs too!
Okay but this was probably the most adorable episode of Babish to date
Awesome! Thanks! I just made it today for the first time and I was surprised how it turned out!
Babish: makes a wholesome colab video with one of the best chef's in the profession
My brain: "Buy flantasy flan, buy flantasy flan..."
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that.
Honestly my first thought was Flantasy Flan when i saw the video pop up
I was actually planning to make flan and have a picnic and I'm starting to think I'm in sync with babish at this point
Same lol