When I learned that eggnog was the ingredient to use this month for #FoodieExtravanza I was so excited! I had been wanting to make Eggnog Creme Brulee for a while now, and now that I have, I can't believe I waited this long. It is rich, creamy, and has an incredible flavor!
It will make the perfect ending for your Christmas dinner!
(recipe from Brian Jones)
2 cups Eggnog
4 Egg Yolks
1/4 cup White Sugar
3 ounces Mascarpone Cheese, softened
1 dash Ground Nutmeg
1 dash Ground Cinnamon
1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Set up your ramekins in a shallow baking dish.
Fill the dish with water half way up.
Pour your eggnog into a pan on medium heat.
Stir a couple times until the eggnog simmers, about 10 minutes.
Place the egg yolks and sugar in to a mixing bowl.
Beat until light colored and frothy.
Add the mascarpone .......
and stir until smooth.
Temper your eggs by whisking a 1/4 cup of the
hot eggnog mixture into the eggs. Add the eggnog
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Set up your ramekins in a shallow baking dish.
Fill the dish with water half way up.
Pour your eggnog into a pan on medium heat.
Stir a couple times until the eggnog simmers, about 10 minutes.
Place the egg yolks and sugar in to a mixing bowl.
Beat until light colored and frothy.
Add the mascarpone .......
and stir until smooth.
Temper your eggs by whisking a 1/4 cup of the
hot eggnog mixture into the eggs. Add the eggnog
mixture a little at a time, whisking after each addition.
Pour your mix through a fine sieve to remove any egg.
Stir in the nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla.
Divide the mix evenly into the ramekins.
Pour your mix through a fine sieve to remove any egg.
Stir in the nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla.
Divide the mix evenly into the ramekins.
Bake until the custard has set, 30-40 minutes.
The center should wiggle, but not slosh.
Let cool completely.
Refrigerate until ready to serve.
When you are ready to enjoy your
Eggnog Creme Brulee, sprinkle the tops with
white granulated sugar and use a kitchen torch
to carmelize the sugar.
Enjoy!
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The center should wiggle, but not slosh.
Let cool completely.
Refrigerate until ready to serve.
When you are ready to enjoy your
Eggnog Creme Brulee, sprinkle the tops with
white granulated sugar and use a kitchen torch
to carmelize the sugar.
Enjoy!
Thanks for joining me today!!
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I love your festive little ramekins!! And what could be better than filling them with creme brulee!
ReplyDeleteI have never made creme brulee. Goodness. My list of things to make keeps getting longer and longer.
ReplyDeleteThose are SO gorgeous!! What a beautiful and decadent treat... perfect selection! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy combo...creme brulee and egg nog! I'll be over with my spoon soon! ;)
ReplyDeleteIf you are going to indulge with creme brulee it may as well be eggnog flavored. Over the top flavors.
ReplyDeleteI love eggnog and creme brulee so this must be amazing! I have one of those brulee tools, but have not used it yet.
ReplyDeleteCreme brulee is on of our favorite desserts. What a brilliant idea to make it with eggnog, Teri! I'm always excited for a reason to break out the kitchen blow torch!
ReplyDeleteAny time you need a blow torch to prepare your food, you KNOW it's going to be good!!!!!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo elegant looking!
ReplyDeleteI *just* got a kitchen torch a couple weeks ago and have yet to use it on creme brulee. Looks like I know where I'm starting!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted a kitchen torch, I'm dying over these little ramekins of deliciousness!
ReplyDeleteOh my! What a perfect holiday dessert!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely holiday dessert, it looks wonderful and I can image tasted so dreamy! Laura@Baking in Pyjamas
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