the best dessert ever and very easy to make although my family runs when i bring out the blow torch to carmalize the sugar,,don't they trust me?? imo the broiler just does not work as well..the topping sugar melts/carmalizes and should crack when you put your spoon in while the underneath is silky smooth... so good, rich but simple. the recipe i use is in Joy of cooking and i think uses a little larger pecentage of cream than the link( i usually double it or triple it or quadruple it hehe) we got a couple at wdw but i like mine better, maybe cause the topping doesn't set well and a few places it was gummy.
At Christmas it was my goal to try every creme brulee I could. The Best was the Maple Creme Brulee at Le Cellier , followed closely by the Banana Creme Brulee at Kona Cafe. Only one I was slightly disapointed with was the Orange Soarin' one at Epcot.
Both the previous also had Outstanding presentations!
the topping sugar melts/carmalizes and should crack when you put your spoon in while the underneath is silky smooth...
Of all of the sounds in the world, this "crack" is the most wonderful sound ever!! It almost (almost, but not quite) rivals the sound of my baby's first cry! It's that good!
Think of a filling with a light vanilla flavor and the consistency of a light pudding. Then envision a tiny blowtorch that scorches the top of the pudding, creating a thin, sweet-nutty-caramel-flavored crust. It's properly served at or near room temperature.