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From "Le Paris Pastry Club" by Fanny Zanotti, who used to work for Pierre Herme. Many of her recipes are home-style versions of his fancier Patisserie recipes.

100 grams (3.5 oz) whipping cream

seeds from 1/2 vanilla pod

2 egg yolks

1 TBL caster (superfine) sugar

demerara sugar to caramelize topping

(paraphrased)

Heat oven to 150C (300F). Boil a kettle of water

Bring cream and vanilla seeds to boil.

In a separate bowl, whisk yolks, sugar together. Sllllooooowwwlly add the boiled milk, whisking constantly to avoid scrambled eggs. Scoop off any froth and pour into a small ramakin.

Place ramakin in baking dish and add hot water to halfway point. Bake 40 minutes or until middle is still slightly wobbly.

Lift out and chill for minimum of 2 hours. Sprinkle topping of sugar and either broil or blow torch to caramelize.

(Because I love you guys.)

I have the book (from the library) but have linked her website.

http://www.likeastrawberrymilk.com/tag/paris-pastry-club/

 
This is something I buy at Costco and am very happy with. They may not be available in

the US as I believe they are made in Quebec.

Pack of 10, each in its own glass dish ready to broil with provided sugar.

 
So of course, no longer available. Was there yesterday. Now they have indiv. choc souffles. Good

though, maybe very good for prepared, and again, high quality but I am not a chocolate fan and would prefer the creme brulee.

 
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