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Easy to Cook Rasmalai Recipe by Jasp MittalRasmalai, as the name itself says, is the combination of two things i.e Ras (Juice) and Malai. Rasmalai is one of my favourite desserts. Taste of saffron with dried fruits makes this recipe one of the most delicious recipes ever. Rasmalai is common in Indian homes and people love to make Rasmalai at home because of various reasons. |
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Cherry Chocolate Amaretto Clafoutis by FoodessaMy version of a classic, rustic, French crêpe batter dessert. Can also be made with 6 x (1 cup / 250ml) ramekins. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/07/cocktail-by-cherry-chocolate-amaretto.html |
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CREME CARAMEL flan - Paris Bistro style by FoodessaCreamy luscious custard flan reveals its jiggly personality. A syrupy, sweet, dark amber character lulls the smooth culinary classic to bed. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/05/paris-bistro-style-creme-caramel-flan.html |
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Creme Caramel by B InnesCrème caramel, custard with caramel, flan, or flan de leche, many different names for a simple custard dessert that looks so impressive when served. Soft creamy custard and a soft caramel topping are a wonderful end to any dinner. You can make this as a single large serving in a 2 quart souffle pan or as individual servings in 6… |
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Creme Brulee by Dave ForestCrème Brulee is actually easier to make than many people think. The trick is scalding the cream. Simply put it in a pot and bring to a boil. When the cream starts to foam up, shut it off. That's it! This recipe makes twenty-four Brulees, but you can reduce the recipe to make the amount you need. |
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Creme Brulee by B InnesA fantastic custard dessert |
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Creme Brulee by Chef Smith
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Mocha Amaretto crème brûlée Almond crunch by FoodessaVoila, a satisfying, crunchy crust to top a sublime crème custard. Blowtorch be gone, all I need is a little burnt brittle. Note: The recipe for the brittle will yield enough for as many as 8 custards. For a dedicated post on the accompanying crème brûlée...refer here:… |
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CARAMEL - COFFEE custard pastry cream by FoodessaThis smooth custard pastry cream loves to be layered within a chocolate cake ;o) Tip: If short on time...use your favourite (cooked) pudding mix (i.e.: butterscotch caramel, chocolate or other). This recipe is featured in this dedicated post on the Christmas 'Yule' Log cake:… |
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SABAYON... ‘Zabaione’ / ‘Zabaglione’ cream by FoodessaAn Italian, light custard cream principally based on egg yolks, sugar and an added sweet wine such as “Marsala’ or ‘Moscato‘. It’s whipped over a ‘bain-marie’, while lots of air is whisked into this sublime cream. This particular recipe was adapted from the Book: ‘LaVarenne Pratique‘...by Anne Willan. > Note: there are a few… |
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Crème CHANTILLY cream by FoodessaA classic’ whipped FRENCH cream. Often used in combination with Italian custard cream in order to create a 'Diplomatic cream'. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2011/11/dessert-custard-cream-repertoire.html |
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PASTRY CREAM custard by FoodessaItalian 'Crema Pasticcera'...or as the French call ‘la Crème pâtissière’ The use of WHOLE eggs and starch is required in order to achieve a thicker cream. NOTE: It’s always best to prepare this cream the day before. This version was initiated by my Mom and I’ve pushed the recipe a little further with time ;o) For a dedicated… |
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basic CUSTARD...aka crème anglaise (Vanilla custard) by FoodessaA custard that develops into a thinner, velvety, smooth cream. It can stand alone as a classic spooned (cold/warm) dessert or used to accentuate one. This cream needs only egg yolks and starch is not required. Adapted from the book: ‘Larousse- Best Desserts ever’ For a dedicated post...refer to:… |
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custard CREAM with RICOTTA and Maple Syrup by FoodessaTaking the Italian custard to a new level of texture and creaminess not equalled by any other. Perfect for filling cakes, cream puffs or ‘Zeppole di San Giuseppe’. Let your imagination ride. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2011/04/puff-choux-pastry-ricotta-cream-zeppole.html |
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Fruit Trifle by miansari66Fruit Trifle is a very sweet toothed dessert popular among children and youths. |
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