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coat the back of the spoon. • Step 5: Strain the 1. HEAT the milk and 2. WHISK the egg yolks 3. SLOWLY POUR in one-
custard through a fine-mesh sieve into vanilla bean in a small and sugar in a medium third of the hot milk,
a small pitcher (jug) for serving. saucepan over medium- bowl until pale and whisking continuously.
low heat, until just creamy. Then pour in the rest
simmering. Remove and whisk until fully
n n n Vanilla is the classic aroma used to flavor crème
from the heat. combined.
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anglaise, but you can also create other flavors:
Cinnamon Crème Anglaise: Add a stick of cinnamon to
the milk as it gently heats. Remove before adding to the
egg mixture.
Coffee Crème Anglaise: Dissolve 2 teaspoons of freeze-
dried instant coffee granules in the milk while heating.
Chocolate Crème Anglaise: Add 2 ounces (60 g) of
coarsely chopped or grated dark chocolate to the milk.
Stir until dissolved as the milk heats.
Flavoring crème anglaise with liqueurs: Add 1 4. POUR into a pan and 5. STRAIN the custard
tablespoon of the desired liqueur to the custard after cook over low heat, through a fine-mesh
it is cooked. Grand Marnier produces a lovely orange- stirring continuously, sieve into a small
flavored custard. until it coats the back of pitcher (jug) for serving.
the spoon.