1 qt. Fresh cream
3 oz. Sugar
3 Fresh vanilla beans
1 Cinnamon stick
*For hot cream:
- Place above ingredients in a large saucepot over medium heat
- Bring to a simmer and immediately remove from the heat
3 Whole eggs
3 Egg yolks
3 oz. Sugar
- Place above ingredients in a large mixing bowl
- Slowly whisk in the hot cream mixture, tempering it into the egg mixture
- Strain the combined mix though a fine sieve and cool
- Place the cooked pumpkins in a baking pan with sides
- Fill each of the baby pumpkins with the brûlée mixture almost to the top
- Fill the baking dish with warm tap water until ramekins are at least halfway submerged
- Cover the entire pan with foil and cool in a 300°F oven until just set (about 50 minutes—they should have just a light "jiggle" when finished cooking)
- Allow them to cool in the refrigerator for a minimum of 3 hours, preferably overnight
4 oz. "Sugar in the Raw" for the sugar crust
- When ready to serve, lightly dust the tops of the brûlée with the sugar-in-the-raw and burn with a handheld torch or under the oven broiler
- Serve with your favorite holiday cookie
8 Roasted baby (Jack B' Little) pumpkins
(please click here for the recipe)


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