Saffron Crème Brulé
Procedure
- 500 ml liquid fresh cream
- Egg yolks
- Vanilla pod
- 1 sachet of Leprotto Saffron
- 1 tablespoon liqueur to taste
- 100 g Sugar
- Brown sugar for caramelizing
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
- Crème brûlée is a dessert, a classic of French cuisine. A delicate and silky custard of eggs and cream, baked in the oven, topped with a...
Pour the cream into a heavy-bottomed saucepan, add a vanilla pod split lengthwise, the saffron and bring to the boil.
In a large bowl, beat the egg yolks (without whipping them) with the sugar and a spoonful of liqueur of your choice.
As soon as the cream reaches boiling point, remove it from the heat and let it rest for 5 minutes.
At this point, slowly add the hot cream to the eggs, stirring constantly to combine.
Then pass the mixture through a sieve to remove the berry and make it smooth.
Pour the resulting mixture into small ramekins.
Place them in a baking dish and add boiling water up to half their height.
Bake the crème brûlée in a preheated static oven at 170°C for approximately 45/50 minutes.
Leave to cool completely for 4 hours in the refrigerator, then when ready to serve, sprinkle the entire surface with brown sugar and use the appropriate blowtorch, in a circular motion over the entire surface.
Serve to the guests.




