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2½ cups
Easy
By Richard Sax
Published 1994
This is the classic boiled custard sauce, lightened and slightly less sweet than traditional recipes. Unmatched for versatility, it is delicious on warm puddings. For an even simpler dessert, pass a pitcher of cool custard sauce along with a bowl of assorted fresh fruits. The English serve this sauce on virtually everything, including chocolate cake: No wonder the French call it crème anglaise.
