Very good to see a recipe that does not use cornstarch or other thickeners, I distinctly remember custard being this simple but all online recipes call for some thickener which I find just ruins the texture. This looks perfectly made!
@@saeedafaiz1880 Hello, hell no. But, it is 2020 and I think the ancient emperial measurements should have been dropped a century ago... Oh, there were, just not by the Americans. Grams are exact and you can measure that on a scale.
@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller pretty hypocritical of you to get upset and complain about MY opinion. According to YOUR false ideology, EVERYONE deserves an opinion. But that’s not it is it? It’s only a cool opinion if I agree with your stupid ass, right? Why don’t you practice what you preach? I believe if you’re NOT a professional you should stfu. Because YOU don’t know what is good for any professional. You’re a f**king commoner so stfu. All my opinion tho. I’m entitled to it and you can’t say otherwise.
Jennifer Moleski Actually, since then I’ve discovered it *does* work (with Truvia/Swerve & dairy milk 🥛 alternatives) if you set your microwave on low & stir every 30 secs. Which is a relief to find this can still be made for those needing a low carb /keto or lactose free version.
Very good to see a recipe that does not use cornstarch or other thickeners, I distinctly remember custard being this simple but all online recipes call for some thickener which I find just ruins the texture. This looks perfectly made!
It looks fantastic! In our region in Germany it is known under the name vanilla sauce. We love it with apple strudel and vanilla ice 🥰
Degrees celsius?or Fahrenheit?
After Ashwin cooking
Good recipe, but I really recommend that you use grams to make it universal and more professional.
Curious.. Are you professional?
@@saeedafaiz1880 Hello, hell no. But, it is 2020 and I think the ancient emperial measurements should have been dropped a century ago... Oh, there were, just not by the Americans. Grams are exact and you can measure that on a scale.
@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller if you’re no pro stfu
@@elias378 So, people are not allowed to give an opinion... Too many people like you in the world, that's why it sucks.
@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller pretty hypocritical of you to get upset and complain about MY opinion. According to YOUR false ideology, EVERYONE deserves an opinion. But that’s not it is it? It’s only a cool opinion if I agree with your stupid ass, right? Why don’t you practice what you preach?
I believe if you’re NOT a professional you should stfu. Because YOU don’t know what is good for any professional. You’re a f**king commoner so stfu.
All my opinion tho. I’m entitled to it and you can’t say otherwise.
Very good step by step guide.
very nice 👍. 👏👏👏👏when you first boiling the milk , what temperature has to be , before you pour it into the egg 🌸
You have taken troubles to put such an amazing recipe please do me a favour and put recipe measurements as well
Can this be refridgerated at all?
This is so helpful! Thank you!
What of milk did you use?
Hi! I can’t access the recipe on the website
Thank You...great video...
Nice recipe but, the link to the written recipe doesn’t work.✝️
Why custard cream doesn't need to be boiled, but pastry cream needs to be boiled?
it's because of coagulation of the egg yolk
@@sanapadsense1999 also custard creme has a thickener that has to reach cook point.
Tapped on d website, lots of images, but no recipe on tis
quantities would be nice
How long does it stay good in fridge
+Lorie Anne P no more than 3 days. It contains eggs and they spoil after some time.
Vanilla pudding. Yummy
Can this be made in the microwave with almond or coconut milk?
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No.
Jennifer Moleski Actually, since then I’ve discovered it *does* work (with Truvia/Swerve & dairy milk 🥛 alternatives) if you set your microwave on low & stir every 30 secs.
Which is a relief to find this can still be made for those needing a low carb /keto or lactose free version.
@@blkbbw8295 I'll modify my response.
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Yes.
@@JenniferMoleski Americans..
With respect. Please, everybody ignore this but applaud the enthusiasm.
add the vanilla to the milk first
Better if was half Milk and half Cream
Not how it's taught in the culinary world. This is an average recipe.
that's the point
do i need to have heavy cream?
They used whole milk. No cream necessary. The egg yolks make thick.
hi if we want ti make eggless then ?
If you make it without eggs it will not be creme anglaise. This is a classic French recipe.
Find a new dish.
You have to use corn starch to make eggless custard
This recipe calls for far too much vanilla. even just seeing how much was enough to tell. the original doesnt even call for it.
A recipe with absolutely no quantities desribed. This is not what we want!
Hi Stephen, the recipe is found on our website: www.bakingsavvy.com/2017/02/22/creme-anglaise-vanilla-custard-sauce/
Very easy secret….melt a container of Haggen Dazs