How to Make a Sugar Topping for a Creme Brulee
Cover the top the the custard with a thin layer of sugar., Place the ramekins on a fireproof surface. , Light the torch and leave it on its highest setting. , Hold the tip of the torch 2-3 inches (5-8 cm) from the sugar., After a few dark brown...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Cover the top the the custard with a thin layer of sugar.
Depending on how thick you want the crust, you can use anywhere from one teaspoon to one tablespoon for a typical ramekin.
Raw sugar (turbinado) works very well.
However, some people use regular granulated sugar or even brown sugar. -
Step 2: Place the ramekins on a fireproof surface.
,, Keep the flame moving around the sugar so it heats evenly. , Then apply the torch a second time to brown it more evenly. -
Step 3: Light the torch and leave it on its highest setting.
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Step 4: Hold the tip of the torch 2-3 inches (5-8 cm) from the sugar.
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Step 5: After a few dark brown spots form
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Step 6: remove the torch and let the sugar cool for about 10 seconds.
Detailed Guide
Depending on how thick you want the crust, you can use anywhere from one teaspoon to one tablespoon for a typical ramekin.
Raw sugar (turbinado) works very well.
However, some people use regular granulated sugar or even brown sugar.
,, Keep the flame moving around the sugar so it heats evenly. , Then apply the torch a second time to brown it more evenly.
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