CuisinecurdsCustardsDiningfillingsfoodscienceFranceFrenchfrench cuisineFrench diningGuideLemonpossetsspreadsVideoVlogYouTube 24 Comments @halfbatchbaking8880 7 months ago More detail on my sub stack https://halfbatchbaking.substack.com/p/lemon-custard-vs-lemon-curd-vs-lemon @jennykate8610 7 months ago posset is pronounced “po- (like the short ‘o’ in pot) set” i think people think it’s french bc of the spelling but it’s a british dessert @thartwig26 7 months ago Let’s just eat them all! @tallic967 7 months ago Thanks for the advice! I'll eat a whole jar of each! @adadove6380 7 months ago it kinda creeps me out how most bases for dessert are eggs. that's jus creepy to me @tortiebee 7 months ago I love to eat lemon posset at Christmas dinner, it’s light and sweet and refreshing after all the rich flavours of the main meal. @DianaTheDauntless 7 months ago Feels very wes Anderson, love it @mycatsnameiskaren8253 7 months ago I started making lemon pousset. I fill half lemons and brulee them. My new favorite. @DrDeuteron 7 months ago If life gives you lemons 🍋, make 🍋 curd, custard, jam, and posse. @samanthuel_ 7 months ago this is a really good video actually. very nice @liziphoenix 7 months ago Omg thank you! 💛 @GotEmAll1337 7 months ago Damn you're beautiful…. good in the kitchen too? Lord. @el88997 7 months ago This is great. I love everything lemony. Thx @el88997 7 months ago Possible to do a keto non dairy version of these? @EmilyGilbeywilbey 7 months ago Poset is not poss-sette. Its poss-it. @aaygeo 7 months ago Lemons naturally contain high pectin. You don't need to buy pectin to make lemon jam/marmalade. Literally just sugar, lemons, and sweet time will do the trick 🙂 @hannahstraining7476 7 months ago I love all of these, but I will eat lemon curd straight out of the bowl until it's gone. @anujkalra6145 7 months ago I can’t find lemon/lime jams. It’s always marmalade! @mesina84 7 months ago Thank you,I used to love lemon curd but I developed an allergy to eggs. So knowing that I can still have lemon tang is awesome.So Thank you @ladykoiwolfe 7 months ago This was very interesting despite the fact I'll never eat any of them. @PureNeptune 7 months ago Wait, I can make my own lemon curd? 😮 @melvinthebravefish9788 7 months ago They don't look similar at all, but go off 😂Genuinely though, this is quite a nice explanation @Teajay21 7 months ago Yummmm @Marchst111 7 months ago I had no idea that my favorite flavor came in so many different presentations, I thank you kind lady.Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
@halfbatchbaking8880 7 months ago More detail on my sub stack https://halfbatchbaking.substack.com/p/lemon-custard-vs-lemon-curd-vs-lemon
@jennykate8610 7 months ago posset is pronounced “po- (like the short ‘o’ in pot) set” i think people think it’s french bc of the spelling but it’s a british dessert
@adadove6380 7 months ago it kinda creeps me out how most bases for dessert are eggs. that's jus creepy to me
@tortiebee 7 months ago I love to eat lemon posset at Christmas dinner, it’s light and sweet and refreshing after all the rich flavours of the main meal.
@mycatsnameiskaren8253 7 months ago I started making lemon pousset. I fill half lemons and brulee them. My new favorite.
@aaygeo 7 months ago Lemons naturally contain high pectin. You don't need to buy pectin to make lemon jam/marmalade. Literally just sugar, lemons, and sweet time will do the trick 🙂
@hannahstraining7476 7 months ago I love all of these, but I will eat lemon curd straight out of the bowl until it's gone.
@mesina84 7 months ago Thank you,I used to love lemon curd but I developed an allergy to eggs. So knowing that I can still have lemon tang is awesome.So Thank you
@melvinthebravefish9788 7 months ago They don't look similar at all, but go off 😂Genuinely though, this is quite a nice explanation
@Marchst111 7 months ago I had no idea that my favorite flavor came in so many different presentations, I thank you kind lady.
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More detail on my sub stack
https://halfbatchbaking.substack.com/p/lemon-custard-vs-lemon-curd-vs-lemon
posset is pronounced “po- (like the short ‘o’ in pot) set” i think people think it’s french bc of the spelling but it’s a british dessert
Let’s just eat them all!
Thanks for the advice! I'll eat a whole jar of each!
it kinda creeps me out how most bases for dessert are eggs. that's jus creepy to me
I love to eat lemon posset at Christmas dinner, it’s light and sweet and refreshing after all the rich flavours of the main meal.
Feels very wes Anderson, love it
I started making lemon pousset. I fill half lemons and brulee them. My new favorite.
If life gives you lemons 🍋, make 🍋 curd, custard, jam, and posse.
this is a really good video actually. very nice
Omg thank you! 💛
Damn you're beautiful…. good in the kitchen too? Lord.
This is great. I love everything lemony. Thx
Possible to do a keto non dairy version of these?
Poset is not poss-sette. Its poss-it.
Lemons naturally contain high pectin. You don't need to buy pectin to make lemon jam/marmalade. Literally just sugar, lemons, and sweet time will do the trick 🙂
I love all of these, but I will eat lemon curd straight out of the bowl until it's gone.
I can’t find lemon/lime jams. It’s always marmalade!
Thank you,
I used to love lemon curd but I developed an allergy to eggs. So knowing that I can still have lemon tang is awesome.
So Thank you
This was very interesting despite the fact I'll never eat any of them.
Wait, I can make my own lemon curd? 😮
They don't look similar at all, but go off 😂
Genuinely though, this is quite a nice explanation
Yummmm
I had no idea that my favorite flavor came in so many different presentations, I thank you kind lady.