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CREME ANGLAISE
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     - 1 Qt milk
     - 1 cup heavy cream
     - 3 Vanilla beans
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     - 10 to 12 yolks
     - 1 cup (225 gm) sugar
       optional : pinch of sea salt
 
       VARIATIONS
 Infusing flavoring with
 Coffee Chocolate
 Citrus rinds Nut pastes
 Dry herbs Almond /Hazelnut
 Spices Pistachio
 Teas Ectracts
 
   Bring the milk and cream to a boil a first time infusing the vanilla beans (do the same if you use vanilla extract).
   Beating energetically using a wire whisk, combine yolks and sugar until it turn into lemon color.
   Remove the boiling liquid from the flame
   Pour some of the boiling liquid over the egg /sugar mixture, mix well and add this mixture back to the remaining boiled liquid.
   Put the pan back on the stove over medium heat .
   By using a wooden spoon,gently finish cooking the crème anglaise until thick enough to cover the back of the spoon.
   The safest way remains to use a thermometer. In this case, turn off the flame when the mixture reaches 84 C / 183 F.
   Strain immediately into a bowl over a bath of ice

TIP: by tracing a line with a finger on the cream coated spoon, we should see this line remaining still.
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