Todd, i loved your video, I will try your recipe. You speak a little fast for a foreign ears. But two times watching the problem was fixed. Really like it. thanks
Todd...The custard is winning... First the bloody milk spilt over and stank out the kitchen then I placed what was left with egg mixture and put it back in the pot and then on the heat. Now you have to remember that I didn't think about cleaning the pot so it fused itself to the hob so when I wanted to take what was already fairly thick and lumpy custard (mea culpa entirely) I couldn't. So there it sits getting thicker by the second...can custard laugh? I swear I saw the bloody thing laugh.
I've been looking at many custard recipes that call for a bain marie and a candy thermometer. Would your method be an ok switch for most recipes? I've never made custard before and want to start out easy. Thanks!
Thank you for the video. Where did you buy the custard shell ?
Thanks
WYCHIX5 8 months ago
Hi. I enjoyed the video.
ChaChaDave 1 year ago
No flour in creme anglaise. What is used for tarts is creme patissiere, which is basically different.
Learn your cooking from the start !....
tysa888 1 year ago
Flour? No water bath?
weird.
northvki 2 years ago
Todd, i loved your video, I will try your recipe. You speak a little fast for a foreign ears. But two times watching the problem was fixed. Really like it. thanks
index23432 2 years ago
Todd...The custard is winning... First the bloody milk spilt over and stank out the kitchen then I placed what was left with egg mixture and put it back in the pot and then on the heat. Now you have to remember that I didn't think about cleaning the pot so it fused itself to the hob so when I wanted to take what was already fairly thick and lumpy custard (mea culpa entirely) I couldn't. So there it sits getting thicker by the second...can custard laugh? I swear I saw the bloody thing laugh.
avilahugo 2 years ago
is it just me or is there no audio?
143art 2 years ago
the audio is very low
ishragaibrahim 2 years ago
Hey Todd
I've been looking at many custard recipes that call for a bain marie and a candy thermometer. Would your method be an ok switch for most recipes? I've never made custard before and want to start out easy. Thanks!
Ihatetomie 3 years ago