Crème Anglaise
Crème Anglaise is made of egg yolks, sugar and milk (or combination of milk and cream). It is usually flavored with vanilla pod or natural vanilla extract, but it can be aromatized with chocolate, liqueurs, nuts or spices.
Crème Anglaise
Yield: 350 g
Milk 250 g
Sugar 75 g
Egg yolks 80 g
Vanilla pod
• Put milk, half of sugar and split vanilla pod in a saucepan and put on a stove.
• Blanch egg yolks and rest of the sugar.
• When milk and sugar is hot, around 80°C, pour some of the hot liquid over egg yolks and stir well. This procedure is called tempering.
• Pour the milk and yolk mixture to the pan and put it all back on stove. Cook stirring constantly until cream reaches 84°C. You can use thermometer to determine the temperature or you can make a test with a wooden spoon. When you coat the back of a spoon and go with your finger along. If the cream doesn't run through the line, it has right consistency. It should be a little bit thicker than milk and it shouldn't contain any visible specs.
• Be careful not to overcook the cream because the yolks will curdle and you will not be able to fix that.
• When it is done, strain through a sieve and cool.
Crème Chantilly
Crème Chantilly is simply lightly whipped cream flavored with a little bit of sugar and vanilla. Weather you are making it with a whisk or with a help of a mixer, cream and the bowl you are making the cream should be well chilled. The fat content in cream is very important; cream should contain
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The proteins in the egg are broken down physically by denaturation which “breaks the chemical bonds that hold the chains in their tangles, allowing them to uncoil into long strands”(source: https://highered.mheducation.com/sites/0078616441/student_view0/food_science_activities/demystifying_meringue.html). The strands then start to coagulate which links the proteins together and stabilizes the meringue. Once the egg whites are light and frothy, sugar is added to stabilize the meringue by gathering proteins on the surface area of the air bubbles and to make it thick and glossy. Once the meringue is whisked to the point where it forms stiff peaks. The meringues are then piped onto a baking tray and baked in the oven for around 40 minutes to an hour, until they are pale, dry, puffy and delicate. Meringues are generally bakes at around 325 F so that the “air bubbles expand, the water evaporates and the proteins coagulate at an even rate throughout the meringue”
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