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Crème Anglaise

English Custard

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  • Makes about

    700 ml

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Damien Pignolet

Published 2005

  • About

This basic custard is the traditional accompaniment to fruit desserts, warm filled pastries and is also sometimes poured into a soufflé at the table, providing a contrast of texture and flavour. In keeping with its literal translation of English custard, it is the obligatory sauce for steamed puddings in that cuisine. Crème anglaise can be flavoured with chocolate, caramel or coffee and is the most reliable foundation for ice cream.

It is easy to make it well - and just as easy to c

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