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1 day ago

The Classic Shake Shack Milkshake We Ranked In The Bottom 3 Is Still Better Than At Most Other Chains - Tasting Table

Shake Shack's chocolate milkshake uses an egg-based chocolate custard, producing a cocoa-forward, slightly bittersweet flavor that divides opinion.
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4 days ago

Don't Buy An Ice Cream Maker, You Can Churn The Treat With An Appliance You Likely Own Already - Tasting Table

It is certainly possible to use a slow cooker to whip up a delicious batch of homemade ice cream, and it makes preparing the dessert so much easier. While you do still need a freezer, the slow cooker takes all of the hard work out of making the ice cream's base. This is because the appliance's low cooking temperature is perfect for cooking an egg-based custard.
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3 weeks ago
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Video: Pumpkin-Butterscotch Custard With Spiced Whipped Cream

Pumpkin-butterscotch custard combines butterscotch pudding with pumpkin puree, baked in a large dish and topped with spiced whipped cream.
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1 month ago
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Video: Pumpkin-Butterscotch Custard With Spiced Whipped Cream

Pumpkin-butterscotch custard pairs butterscotch caramel with pumpkin puree and spiced whipped cream for a silky, autumnal dessert.
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1 month ago

Why You Shouldn't Use Pre-Sliced Bread For French Toast - Tasting Table

Use a whole loaf (challah, brioche, or sourdough) and a rich custard with evaporated and sweetened condensed milk for the best French toast texture and flavor.
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3 months ago

The Not-So-Great Defector Bake Off Fancies A Go At Cake Week | Defector

Repeated practice and experience significantly improve baking intuition, enabling better judgment of ingredients, textures, and techniques despite ongoing challenges and occasional failures.
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fromTasting Table
4 months ago

What, Exactly, Is Creme Anglaise And How Does It Differ From Custard? - Tasting Table

Custard and crème anglaise are closely related, differing primarily in texture and preparation methods.
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4 months ago

Why Low And Slow Baking Is Crucial For Custards - Tasting Table

Low and slow baking is essential for achieving a creamy and luxurious custard texture.
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4 months ago

Benjamina Ebuehi's recipe for strawberry and custard doughnuts | The sweet spot

To satisfy everyone, I've filled these doughnuts generously with a thick vanilla custard and a speedy strawberry jam.
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