Egg Pudding with Caramel Sauce

Ingredients

Caramel

• 4 tbsp Granulated Sugar

• 1 tbsp Water

.1/2-2 tbsp Hot Water

Egg Mixture

• 2 Eggs

• 250 ml Milk

• 5 tbsp Granulated Sugar

Other Ingredients

• Unsalted Butter

Kitchen Utensils

• 4 Custard Cups 130ml/4.4 fl oz

• 1 tablespoon (tbsp) = 15 ml, 1 teaspoon (tsp) = 5 ml
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Instructions

• Let’s make the caramel sauce for custard pudding. Coat the inner surface of the custard cups with unsalted butter. This will make it easy to remove the pudding from the cups.

Put the sugar and water in the pot. Heat the pot at medium heat.

Let it sit until the surface becomes lightly-colored. Swirl the pot and even out the sugar liquid.

Caramelize the sugar like shown in the video and remove the pot from the heat.

Quickly add the hot water in 2 to 3 steps with a long-handled ladle. Tilt the pot away from you to avoid hot caramel sauce splashing and burning your hand. Swirl the pot and even out the hot caramel.

Pour the caramel evenly into the custard cups.

Let’s make the egg mixture for pudding. Crack the two eggs into a bowl. Lightly beat the egg with a balloon whisk. Don’t let the tip of the whisk leave the bottom of the bowl to avoid creating too much foam.

Add the milk and sugar in a pot. Turn on the burner. Stir with a spatula until all the sugar is dissolved.

Add the milk to the beaten egg while whisking the mixture.

Sieve the egg mixture with a fine mesh strainer. Scrape off the bottom of the strainer with a spatula. Remove any foam on the surface with a spoon. Pour the egg mixture into an easy-to-pour container.
• Let’s steam the egg mixture. Gently fill the custard cups with the egg mixture.

• Cover each cup with aluminum foil. The foil will

• Heat water in a pan and gently place the cups in it. The kitchen towel will soften the

• Keep the water temperature just below the boiling point and steam the pudding for 18 to 20 minutes.

• Do not bring the water to boil

• Put kitchen gloves on and remove the custard cups. When they become cool, store them in the fridge.

• Let’s serve the custard pudding. Scrape the

• Serve the pudding on a plate.

• side of the cup with the tip of a knife. Tap the cup on a kitchen towel and make a space around the pudding.

• otherwise the smooth texture of the pudding will be lost.

• heat at the bottom. There should be enough hot water to cover the bottom half of the cups. Put the lid on.

• prevent the surface from getting dry. It will also help steam the pudding evenly.