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  1. Important detail. The piece of cloth or paper towel that you placed in the pan, bellow the ramekins. It eliminates any dry spots that could lead to uneven cooking, and prevents splattering (from the air bubbles that form between the ramekins and the pan, if the piece of cloth isn't present)

  2. A thanksgiving guest last year blew my mind with pumpkin crème brûlées so i’m gonna have to put these hacks into effect this year just to one up him

  3. In the definition of tempering, second word from the back should be "stabilize" not "stabalize"

  4. How do you deal with the frothiness that accumulates at the top when you’re tempering? I end up skimming, but do you have any tricks or tips for this?

  5. In Peru the dark layer is the best. I set the broil to darken the top.

    Your way I see is easier. Amazon….ship me a torch.

    Leche Asada….now I have to make it😅

    WHERE'S YOUR COOKBOOK JOSE? …I will definitely buy it.😢

  6. I’m a baby chicken and the TW should have been at the beginning of the video 😡

  7. Quick tip though from somebody who lost a bit of skin, and even worse… All of his ramekins:

    Please place a kitchen towel under anything you bake in a water bath. Hot custard and boiling water don't feel great on bare skin, especially when trapped in your oven mitt.

  8. Literally learned how to make this at the Italian restaurant I work at today
    It’s trip getting recommended this
    The chef has a secret ingredient tho , and now I know it to 👌🏽

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