Steamed Crème Caramel
What you need:
Custard:
10 pieces large eggs
1 small can condensed milk
1 cup low-fat fresh milk
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
Caramel:
8 tbsp dark brown sugar
4 tbsp water
1/4 tsp lemon zest
Equipment and Supplies:
steamer (you'll need help from an adult assistant)
stove top (you'll need help from an adult assistant)
large bowl
egg separator
fork or egg beater
pan
strainer
custard mold/s
aluminum foil
measuring cups and spoons
What to do:
Prepare the steamer. Pour the water in the steamer,
and cover with the lid.
To make the Custard:
In a large bowl, crack-in the eggs separating the
yolk from the egg white (only egg yolks will be used).
Beat the yolks using a fork or an egg beater.
Add-in the condensed milk and mix thoroughly.
Pour-in the fresh milk and mix well to combine. Set
aside.
To make the Caramel:
In a shallow pan at medium heat, add-in the brown
sugar, water and lemon zest.
Stir the mixture and cook until the sugar melts (turns
into caramel) and begins to boil.
When it starts to really thicken, immediately pour
the sugar on the custard mold.
Divide it evenly between the molds (if using more
than 1).
Spread it until it covers the bottom of the molds.
Wait for 2 minutes then pour the custard mixture on
the mold with a strainer to remove air bubbles.
Cover the top of the mold with an aluminum foil, and
cover the steamer with the lid.
Steam the custard mixture for 30~35 minutes.
After steaming, carefully remove the custard
mold (with help from your adult assistant) from the steamer. Be extra
careful not to scald yourself! Let the temperature cool down by
cooling completely on a rack and then refrigerate.
*Overnight refrigeration is recommended. The crème
caramel will firm up more and will taste even better as you leave it
overnight in the fridge.
To serve, run a thin knife (with help from
your adult assistant) around the mold and then invert onto a plate.
Serve for dessert and Enjoy!
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