Serves 8
Medium
By David Higgs
Published 2018
Use ripe pumpkin with good colour. SMELL it. It must smell like pumpkin for it to taste like pumpkin. This goes for all fruit and vegetables you want to eat or use in a recipe.
First make the pumpkin purée. Place the pumpkin wedges on a tray and season. Add a splash of water for steaming. Cover with foil and place in a 180°C oven for about an hour, until soft. Remove and leave to cool. Discard the seeds and scoop the flesh into a Thermomix or blender, and blend until a smooth purée forms.
To make the brûlée, line four ring moulds with cling film and foil, ensu
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