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  • Cindy is very hot.

  • what a mistake !! the creme brulée has to be very thin, no more than 2cm!! that one will be to thick and very nauseous.

    PS : advice from a French, who knows what is a REAL crème brulée!

  • I love the music in the background

  • I WANT SOME.. I HAVE TO MAKE SOME 

  • I use vanilla all the time, for pastry cream, custards, cake fillings and ice cream sundaes! You can get the torch and ramekins and vanilla beans at : Chef Depot .com there is a free recipe to make your own Vanilla Extract.

    Chef G

  • adding an orange zest gives a little flavor thou!

  • use a hot spoon or your oven on grill if your torch doesnt work

  • you are a sweet on your own

  • i have one of those torches i got from a creme brulee set

    but it doesnt work

    it says im supposed to fill it up with gas or whatever.

    where the hell do i get gas from?

    and how do i use it?

  • These tiny torches usually use butane gas. You can find cans of butane at any hardware store. Its usually like 2-3 bucks a can. There should be a little hole at the bottom of your torch were you can fill it up with gas. hope that helps!

  • we eat does alot in my country uruguay and i liked how u garnished it!

  • ok now i am craving some of this

    lol

    ill make this sometime soon:D

  • let me know how it turns out! =)

  • You're cute.

  • Hi Cindy,

    Thanks for your prompt reply.  I've seen from the supermarkets there is a brand "Light and creamy, ready to whip topping", can I use that instead? Sorry for the hassle. Thanks

  • Its no hassle, however I am assuming you are not from the US...I am not sure if that brand is the same as heavy whipping cream. Look at the ingredient info label, and look for the butterfat %, if its between 35-40, then there should be no problem. I am going to do some research and let you know if I find anything =)

  • Hi Cindy, pls advise is double cream the same as heavy cream? so am still new in baking.

  • Hi, double cream is not the same as heavy whipping cream. Double cream is used a lot in Europe, and has a higher butterfat content (about 48%) where as heavy whipping cream is 35-40%. Double cream is thicker and is good for custards, so you could use it. It will produce a thicker richer product, but the cooking time will be different because of the higher fat content. So if you use it, i would give it a good 25 min in the oven and check every 5-10 mins for doneness.

  • If you dont have a product thats named exactly heavy whipping cream, look for a cream with a butterfat between 35-40%. If you end up using double cream after all, let me know how it turns out, we dont have it aroud here in the US as readily as in Europe, so I would be interested in the results too! Happy Baking =)

  • ur really good . the creme brulee looks really good

  • Thanks so much! There will be more to come, stay tuned! ;)

  • surprised ur not on food network great job mine came out perfect

  • Thanks! I am glad you liked it and that it came out perfect for you!

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