Dessert
Salted caramel crème caramel
Egg and vanilla custards baked in a water bath over a layer of salted butter caramel.
- Total time
- 300 min
- Budget
- Budget-friendly
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Servings
- 6 people
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Ingredients
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Caramel custards
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Step by step
Method
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- Active preparation
- 15 min
- Cooking
- 65 min
- Resting
- 220 min
Caramel custards
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1
Heat the vanilla milk
Split the vanilla pods lengthways. Heat the milk with the vanilla to 80 °C, then remove from the heat.
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Leave to infuse and cool
Leave the vanilla to infuse for 10 minutes, then let the milk cool to 35 °C before using it. Remove the pods.
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3
Whisk the eggs and sugar
Whisk the sugar with the eggs and egg yolks until pale and frothy.
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Add the milk
Pour the vanilla milk at 35 °C into the egg mixture in a thin stream. Mix gently.
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Let the bubbles settle
Leave the mixture to stand for 10 minutes so that the bubbles on the surface disappear.
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6
Fill the ramekins
Divide the salted butter caramel between the bases of the ramekins, then carefully pour the egg mixture on top.
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Set up the water bath
Preheat the oven to 140 °C. Place the ramekins in a roasting tin lined with baking paper. Put the tin in the oven, then pour lukewarm water into it, keeping the water out of the custards.
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Bake the custards
Bake in a water bath at 140 °C for about 1 hour. The custards should still wobble slightly. A knife inserted into a custard should come out clean and warm.
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Leave to cool
Remove the ramekins from the water bath. Let the custards cool slightly, then refrigerate until fully chilled. Allow about 3 hours for cooling.
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Unmould and serve
Carefully loosen the edges of the custards with a thin knife, then turn each ramekin upside down onto a plate to unmould.