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So I have made Creme Brulee with a couple of different recipes (some
using whipping cream, other using heavy whipping cream, w/ various amounts of egg, etc), I admit I am not the best at making desserts. My creme brulee is still too runny. Is it the amount of egg that goes into the recipe that determines the consistency? Or is it the bake time? I really want a light and fluffy creme brulee recipe (the American style in the restaurants). The last time I made creme brulee, I had it in the oven for over 45min and let it set overnight. Is the general consensus 6 egg yolks to every cup of cream? PLease help if you can. Thanks. -Shannon |
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