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Desserts,
Specialty, Creams
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Chocolate
Pudding
4
extra large yolks |
2
1/2 c whole milk, divided |
3/4 c
sugar |
5 oz.
semisweet chocolate, chopped |
4 T flour |
2 oz.
unsweetened chocolate, chopped |
3 T cornstarch |
1 t vanilla |
Whisk
yolks, sugar, flour and cornstarch with 2 tablespoons of the milk
to make a smooth paste. Scald remaining amount of milk, then temper
into the egg mixture. Pour back into the saucepan, and whisk constantly
over medium heat until the mixture begins to boil and thicken. Lower
heat and cook the pudding for 2 more minutes, being careful to not
let bottom burn. Remove from heat and add in the chocolates and
vanilla; stir until chocolate melts and mixture is smooth. Pour
into 6 or 8 individual serving dishes, cool to room temperature,
then chill. Serve the pudding with a very thin layer of cream poured
on the top.
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Summer
Berry Kissel with Basil
1
vanilla bean, split lengthwise |
2
c sweet Muscat |
1/2 c
sugar |
5 c blackberries,
ripe, rinsed and picked over |
3 T cornstarch |
4 c raspberries,
ripe, rinsed and picked over |
1/4 t
salt |
1 1/4
c fresh basil sprigs, coarsely chopped |
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1/2 t
lemon juice |
Scrape
vanilla bean well and place seeds in bowl (reserve bean pod for
another use). Add in sugar, cornstarch, and salt and whisk to combine.
Set aside. In saucepan, simmer Muscat with about 3/4 cup of each
of the berries for 2 minutes. Drain mixture in sieve set over a
bowl, reserving all liquid that drips. Transfer the cooked berries
to a large bowl and stir in the rest of the berries. Gradually whisk
in the reserved hot juices into the sugar mixture until smooth.
Transfer to saucepan and add basil. Bring the liquid to boil and
simmer, whisking all the while, for about 3 minutes. Immediately
pour through a sieve into the bowl with berries and stir well. Add
in the lemon juice. Dived this into 6 serving dishes and chill well
before serving. Serve with crème fraîche.
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