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How to make Creme Brulee - Crème Brûlée Recipe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- You can hardly beat a classic Crème Brûlée during the summer. It’s creamy, elegant, refreshing and the crispy caramelized crust on top is simply divine.
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0:00 - Intro
0:28 - Preparing the custard
1:23 - Ramekins size
1:31 - Filling the ramekins
1:51 - Baking time
2:16 - Chilling time
2:30 - Caramelize sugar on top
2:54 - Enjoying the creme brulee
Ingredients
Makes 4 servings
6 egg yolks, room temperature
1/2 cup (100g) sugar
1 1/2 tsp (7g) vanilla extract
2 cups (500g) whipping cream (35% fat)
4 tbsp (60g) sugar, for caramelizing the top
1. Preheat oven to 300F (150C).
2. In a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks with sugar and vanilla until thick, creamy and pale yellow colored.
3. Place the cream into a saucepan and heat until just begins to boil at the edges. Pour little at a time over egg yolks mixture while stirring continuously.
4. Place 4 (8oz-220g) ramekins into a larger pan. For easier pouring transfer the mixture into a pitcher. Pour the mixture evenly into the ramekins. Place on the even rack and pour hot water into the pan until halfway up the sides of the ramekins.
5. Bake for about 30-35 minutes until set and trembling into the center.
6. Remove the ramekins from the hot water and let cool at room temperature. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours or overnight.
7. Before serving spread 1 tbsp (15g) sugar on top of each ramekin. Use a torch to melt the sugar and create a crispy crust.
8. Let it set for about 5 minutes before serving.
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if you dont have a blowtorch:
pour some sugar (the amount depends on the size of the ramekin. try a tablespoon first) into a nonstick pan and heat it up until the sugar starts to caramelize. always mix it, dont let it burn. once it looks like caramel or has a nice golden brown color, pour it on the creme brûlée. wait for it to chill, then eat. hope this helped someone!
moi & moi thank you 💕
moi & moi thanks!!
Thank u
Actually this is the way i prefer my creme brûlée, because i) the more caramel the better and ii) a thicker caramel layer is more disolve-resistant and can even survive overnight ^^
you can also broil it.
This is by far the best recipe. I have been using it now for about 2 years. Some little tweaks that I can recommend is only use pure vanilla extract. Not the imitation stuff. I also bring the cream more of a boil before mixing with the eggs. That and bake it for about 40 minutes. At 30-35 minutes it turned out to be a little too runny. 40 minutes it sets really well and thicker. This is my family’s favorite dessert. Thank you
with the time it really depends on the size of your ramekins, to know the time you just need to recognize when the custard is set, which is something most recipes dont explain very well :/
How is it supposed to look when it's set? I did a batch and it was still liquidy after 30 minutes.
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That cracking sound is just so aesthetically pleasing to me.
Yeah so satisfying to break through too! I made creme brûlée on my new channel a few weeks ago too! And I caramelised the tops using just a spoon! Hard to believe I know but it works fantastically 😊
+Tri's Patisserie wow! Yummy! :)
+Tri's Patisserie wow! how do u caramelized the sugar by using a spoon?
Seawitch Z You heat the spoon! I show you clearly how to do it in the video on my channel :) if you click on my name you'll be able to see it on my channel :)
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Now this is how to teach cooking. No talking, just print the information and demonstrate. EXCELLENT
This was absolutely perfect! I followed every instruction and it was scrumptious. The flavors weren’t too overwhelming. It just melted in my mouth. Don’t forget to sift before you pour into your ramekins for a smooth texture and a pretty turnout. I used toothpicks to pop every bubble. Side note: it may be too sweet for those who don’t really like too much sweetness. I added strawberries and blueberries with a scoop of ice cream on the side.
I tried this recipe last night and it was AMAZING!! I thought it was going to be hard but this video was so easy to follow and it came out super delicious! Looking forward to trying your chocolate soufflé next 😋. Thanks for the videos!
soooo happy to hear that. Thanks for getting back to me. I'm so excited to get messages like yours. Stay in touch.
Jamie mine came out as soup wassup w that
aaron Chung perhaps it wasn’t baked long enough? Can’t be sure. I’ve made it multiple times now and no problems. Did you make sure your eggs were room temperature? I did it exactly as the video. After baking (w/ water bath) my edges were firm and it was slightly jiggly in the middle when tapping the pan. I then had them cool on a rack and once cooled placed in the fridge covered in cling wrap (try not to have it touch the top cause it pulls the top layer. Doesn’t change anything it just looked so pretty and smooth) until I’m ready to eat.
I realized that creme brulee is delicate, if you have a ramekin that is 2 inch deep and do the same procedure, it will yield different result I had to monitor it for 35 to 40 minutes or adjust the temp to 400F to make sure the mixture if it is fully set
I am making mine as we speak. 😁
oh man, that intro was amazing.
This is a great recipe just tried it yesterday! Texture, crunch and creaminess is absolutely divine 😍
However, it turned out too sweet for my liking, half cup of sugar is a lot when there is already going to be a sugar crunch on top ! I would recommend to use 1/4 cup instead 👌🏼
I just tried this recipe late last night (I wasn’t confident since this was my first time making crème brûlée) and needless to say, I was in shock at how delicious it was. And it was so EASY TOO?! Amazing. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe ❤
The instant i saw creme brule by this devine chef, I HIT LIKE! my favourite dessert ever!!! trust your recipes because they are soo good and you always keep it simple. Thank you so much dear!!! 😍😍😍
Seawitch Z me too!
100% the best Creme Brulee recipe. My go to video each time I make it.
I made this cream brulee more than 3 times already and they are perfect. The only difference is that mine toke longer bake it toke around 45 min to an hour .I think everyone should experiment with their oven to know the proper baking time☺
How can you tell if it is baked or if it needs more time?
Same here but besides that, this recipe was beautiful
It's amazing that a dessert this simple could be so exquisite. The techniques seen in this video should be followed exactly. It is not shown in this video, but after cooling the custard counter top it should be refrigerated until firm. If you don't have a torch you can put the ramekins under the broiler. But they must be watched constantly. It is also IMPERATIVE that the ramekins be broiler-proof. This is a great dessert when having a dinner party because it can be made a day or two in advance. However, the custards must be sprinkled with sugar and caramelized just before serving.
Thank you! I needed a use for 6 egg yolks after making vanilla meringue cookies. Creme Brulee is my favorite too!
I made these last night and my wife had them tonight and they are delicious thank you so much for the recipe I had no idea that they were that simple to make. Thank you so much
I made this awhile back. It was as good as any restaurant I've had. Revisiting to refresh on the recipe to make it again this weekend. Good stuff!
So happy to hear that :)
I tried this recipe once and since then it became a family's favorite .
Made it around 8 - 10 times already, thanks for the great recipe ♥️♥️
Wow this is so much easier than the recipe I found online at Libelle. No boiling, lower temperature, plain white sugar. Love it.
The best creme brulee recipe that I have ever encountered 😘😘
Wao these videos are getting better and better. Well done. Cream brulé and flan are my favorite desserts!
ooh that's making me hungryyyyyyyyy loved the sound of the cracking great job
I always feel so relaxing seeing your videos. No need too much talk but the ingredient and the making are perfectly clear. Thank you and keep sharing us your worth-to-wait and worth-to-watch videos. You and your team have done great!!
So sweet
Turned out delicious, my only learning tidbit i learned myself while following this recipe was to not overwhisk the creme while ure making it...i over whisked to the point of foaminesss and it made the top not as smooth. However it still turned out delicious and creamy on the bottom, i used about 30 minutes of cooking time on my 8 oz deep set remekins also for anyone who wants to know that used something similiar. I checked it by making sure the center still jiggled and it worked very smooth when we ate it. Also other tadbit, some people were saying it was too sweet with the amount of sugar in the recipe but i disagree it was just right! And definitely not unedible like some were claiming! Awesome recipe!
Been making this exact recipe from the video for a while now and everyone loves it 😍 thank you!
So happy to hear that Sally :) indeed ..it is absolutely delicious
I just did these at 1 am. Thanks for the recipe :)
Every recipe you create looks beautiful and I bet tastes delicious. Thank you for posting both cups and grams it helps everyone.
This is not a dessert , this is a piece of art
Ok ok ok so I made these and they were so good??? I don't make desserts often so I thought I'd mess it up but they surprisingly turned out really great, I mean I did have to keep them in the oven for half an hour longer than it's stated here but hey it paid of~
Yes. I had the same issue. Took it out at 30-35 mins it was still wobbly. Put it back in and wtg now. Hope it turns out well
@@mariatina72 I find the fact that I had thought of making crème brûlée again just some hour ago and then see this now quite funny, what a timing jgdsjgdsj
I do hope it worked out well for you!
I'm just here to see what an actual Creme Brulee looks like cuz I just watch Markiplier butcher this recipe.
Yasss, same here! 😅
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Same 😂👌
Hell yeah!
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The only recipe ive ever used for creme brulee since i first saw it 4 years ago brings me happy memories i was pregnant with my son living in a cozy colorado home watching the snow fall❤
That is so nice to hear :)
that is absolutely commendable...the "crack sound" makes you dig into the creme brulee
I tried this recipe .it turns out amazing..lovely creme brulee
I tried the recipe and it was amazing
I’ve eaten so much since watching this. It’s so good I don’t care if it makes me sick.
I followed this recipe and it turned out just like I hoped. Thank you! It is absolutely ready in 2 hours but could use more time to be even cooler. The blow torch part will take some practice to perfect but don’t worry about it, this recipe is legit!
Best dessert in the world!!!
I can’t wait to make this on Friday . This looks so delicious 🤤
Perfect creme brulee, not to thick and with crispy crust. Thanks for your efforts.
Just made some creme brûlée and it was a huge success! Such a easy recipe to follow :)
I love your recipes. The music the camera amazing. Thank you for creating this channel
I made this and it’s so simple and delicious! 100% recommend it!
This recipe was so easy to follow and turned out so yummy.
💝I have always been in love with this dessert since I was little....I'm making this tomorrow and forever 💝
I always thought these were so difficult to make, thank you so much for this video, can't wait to try it, once I buy a torch. That ending was torture.....LOL!
Yaay! Just yesterday I was looking for a creme brulee recipe and what better than one from you! Thank you ❤
ikr!!! its like a wish that was granted.
did Amelie inspire you to do this too ?
This is like the best cooking TH-cam channel!
Thank you for the recipe. I tried it and the result was amazing! However, I used double cream instead of whipping cream, and it works too.
Came here after watching Mark, Ethan, and Tyler, try to make them 😂
Catherine B. Lmao same
@@1tsHoudiniii I just had to know how they were actually made lmao
Catherine B. Lol
Omg same xD
Omg same
That's the classic recipe ages now. Easy and tasty. Most common mistake, overheating of milk cream. don't let the cream come to a boil. I think that this is the most important part. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you for sharing your video recipe.
So creamy and delicious ❤️
That intro got me so hungry that I went and followed the way u made it, btw I’m ten and now that crème brûlée is in the refrigerator cooling
This is how I like my creme brûlée! The rich egg yolk goes a long way!
I made it today. It turned out so nice and delicious, like your other recipes. Thank you!
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thank you:) the girls were very happy to have another girl in the family
Lopped and a few weeks and months and it will take the other side of the day
So mesmerizing OMG 😍😍😍 love your creative skills, from beginning to end!!
This recipe is absolutely delicious! I've made it 3 times already!
So soft and creamyyyyyyyy🍮
Hi, do you mind telling me the ramekins you bought? I see some comments saying theirs was slightly taller than the ones used in the video so it was undercooked. Or just tell me the dimensions that is okay too! Thanks :D
I make this all the time, never fails to impress.
Glad to hear that:) It is indeed an elegant and delicate dessert :)
This video was so helpful, thank you
so simple and i’ve been paying 10$ for 1 ....
Same well 3.99 where I live but I want all 4 ramekins
This recipe and video are simply perfect. No need to look around. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Wow looks good and simple steps I’m apprenticeship chef so my chef is absent fro weeks so I need to prepared all things thank you ❤️ from France
Best of luck!
I'm in love with your vídeos. All are amazing ..Greetings from México...
you're gastronomy talent 😍
i cant stop making these. everyday i crack more eggs. my arms simply do not stop. my mouth craves for more of that sweet taste. please help me.
Made this over the weekend and it come out perfect! Second time lucky but I love it. Your channel is simply amazing.
So happy to hear that Dane :)
Hi😀 Thank you for this amazing recipe 💕 I tried this recipe several times during this month, but they are always too watery on the button, I don't know where I did wrong!
maybe we're the same problem.. i figured out it's underbake.. im so sad in my third attempt
Amber Fan try refrigerating it for 4 hrs it really works dont give up hope
oh wow yumy recpie i wil try
Looks very yummy :)
Bowl
-6 egg yolks
-1/2 cup sugar
-1 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract
*Whisk till thick
Heating pot
-2 cups whipping cream
*Heat until tiny bubbles form on rim of cream(until begins to boil in other words)
*Add to custard, stir in little at a time, don’t allow eggs in mixture to cook
*Poor mix into 4 ramikens equally
*Cook in water bath 300 Fahrenheit 30-35 minutes
*let rest for at least 2 hours-overnight
Sugar methods
Option A: Sprinkle layer of sugar on top of cooled creme brulee and melt gently with a blow torch until amber brown
Option B: In a pot, pour in same amount of sugar or more and melt over high heat. Stir continuously till amber brown, then pour on top, rest, and serve. *OR* Use wet method and pour sugar into pot with a quarter the amount of water, stir before heating and DO NOT STIR after the heat is turned on. If you do, splashes of unmelted sugar with stick to sides and make caramel clumpy. If this happens, pour in water, stir slowly till all is melted and continue. Now, pour on top when amber color, leave to set, and serve
Option C: Sprinkle layer of sugar on top, grab a metal spoon and gently heat underside of spoon over candle flame and then place heated underside of spoon on the sugar, leave for few seconds(I haven’t tried this myself, only heard it works), and repeat till appropriate shell is layered(at your preference). Leave for a second and serve.
Came out so nice omg! Thank you for this video!
LOOK That is AMAZING ... I Love your recipes SIMPLY And Delicious .. #MOROCCAN_FAN :)
When it's my anniversary with my boyfriend we normally order this.
I tried making this but for some reason they’re not setting. Is 300 degrees the correct temperature? They’ve been in the oven for close to 50 minutes and still kind of liquidy
Beautiful. Simple and strait to the point
Who is here after Ashwin's recipe in cwc finals 🎉?
i watched this 3 times 😆
Edit : Watched this *more* then 3 times
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My favorite dessert
did u try it?
jus a tip for if uu don't have a blow torch uu can boil hot water ,, dip uur spoon in there fo a while nn' when uu think it's hot take it out nn' put it on the sugar nn' it works perfectly ,, good luckk🙃👍🏽 !
Who else came here after watching Marvel's What If Episode 4??? 😂😂
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Merci beaucoup pour cette recette :)
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eventualentrophy parle français
Made this for my family, reduced the sugar by half to 50g, I don’t have a blow torch so I cooked caramel and poured it on top for it to set. tasted AMAZING.
Hi, do you mind telling me the ramekins you bought? I see some comments saying theirs was slightly taller than the ones used in the video so it was undercooked. Or just tell me the dimensions that is okay too! Thanks :D
Mine are the classic one that are 6-8 oz! I think if you look up ramekins on amazon it's like the top 3 results (3.5-4 inches in diameter)! also I've made this recipe like 4 times now and if it jiggles just in the middle it doesn't mean it's undercooked, it'll set after it cools down in the fridge so it'll be less runny than you'd expect! If it doesn't jiggle at all out of the oven then it actually might be overdone! Good luck!!
Soo yummy...and that craccking of the caramel layer is soooo satisfying
What the hell am I doing here, I don’t even plan on making this, I need to go to bed.
Amazing... just amazing!!! 😍✌👌👍💯
What a wonderful channel you have, great recipes and a real touch of class x
I asked my mother the other night what her favorite dessert was. She said Creme Brûlée so I’ll be learning how to make them for Mother’s Day ❤
Hope you will :) It is delicious
How did it turn out?
@@AdrianCuyubambaDiaz They turned out wonderfully! If you try making it, make sure not to cook the cream too much or else it’ll curdle and it’ll cook the eggs. It happened once out of my five maybe even six batches
@@drearydreamer4794 I'm happy to hear that! And thanks for the advice, I'll keep it in mind 😊
That sound....! Really.. Makes me hungry to the extend!
yummy recipe... just like pudding.. but last step is very difficult.. i will try it with hot spoon.. h mmnnn..👍
Mine inflated! What did I do wrong?!
You can also use the grill option in your oven, I personally find that easier than torching
@@rdu239 you overbaked it.
Bake until just set.
Shake the mold, it will jiggle when done, like jello
This recipe is soooo good I tried it today and this is my 2nd time making something sweet and this was so easy and delicious
Note: Do not use the normal kitchen lighter cuz it smells and tastes bad and it's unhealthy so I ate it without the sugar topping, incredible btw
I made this for thanksgiving and now I just need to try it
Just when I thought that I have everything available and this is the easy recipe and inexpensive, I realized dont have torch for the actual part of creme brûlée 😢
Whatch Adam reguesea tutorial
Salina's Diary You could just put your oven on broil and it will work too. Just keep an eye on it:)
You can heat up a spoon on the stove then put it on the sugar and it will caramelize instantly
If you have a heat gun for crafts that would work too
Lucas Daniels great! Now I feel poor lol 😝
ASMR intro ❤️
I came here because this Claire and Rei's favorite
I tried it out, hopefully it looks like yours !
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Who else watched this for no reason
I watched it because Markiplier and his friends did it so horribly that I just had to see how badly he fucked up.
Idk
Not me
It just look delisuous when i was suppose to do math
Name idk I watched this because I wanted to make it for my mom because it’s her favorite dessert❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much. I made this for my family today and they loved it. Awesome job!
Mmmmm,mm that creamy custard. I absolutely have to try this.
looks yummy
Looks so good :)
Mine didn't set :( is there something that could have gone wrong?
Mine didn't either..it was very loose and did not firm up in the refrigerator. Wondering if there's even a way to salvage this batch.. >Edit: Taking a second look at the video, I'm thinking 30-35 minutes in the oven wasn't long enough; it looks pretty firm coming out of the oven in the video!
Julius Roh That's probably accurate. I've used roughly the same measurements before and I need to bake it for about 50 minutes at 325 to get anywhere close to where it needs to be before refrigerating. Keep in mind, though, it does firm up a lot if you chill it overnight. When removing it from the oven, the sides should be set but the center should have a slight jiggle.
Hope this helps.
Elva Xiong or water could have gotten in the ramekin
Wrong temperature- you need to let it sit. Cant go above 82 degrees when you mix all ingredients together, or else egg curdles. Let it sit for longer and cool down- before oven.
i make creme brulee every week. it's my favorite sweet. To set the creme brulee you have to boil the cream 80-85 degrees and to pour little portion of cream to the eggs with sugar and vanilla at a time. After when you put it in the oven you put the temperature 110 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes. After when the 30 minutes pass you touch on top of the creme brulee to see if it makes a skin. if it doesn't put 5 more minutes in 120 degrees. I guarantee you a succesfull creme brulee.
Sorry for my english. CHEERS!
Thanks to this video I now make the best Creme Brûlée ever!! Thanks