Tuesdays with Dorie: Caramel Pots de Crème

May 31, 2011 at 5:38 am | Posted in groups, pudding/mousse, sweet things, tuesdays with dorie | 8 Comments
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caramel pots de crème

Remember those ultra-luxe little custards called “Pots de Crème“?  Lucky for my taste buds, we are making them again, but instead of chocolate, this time I have Caramel Pots de Crème. I like to take my caramel fairly dark, so it’s not too sweet and has a just a hint of a bitter edge.

It was only after I baked these that I realized the recipe doesn’t include any salt.  I solved that by sprinkling a little of my precious Aussie pink salt over the whipped cream I heaped on top (as though there wasn’t enough cream in the custards!).  I fired up the oven to bake these off a few weeks ago, when it was still relatively cool out…but if I were making them in the mid-80s humidity-a-thon we in the middle of now, I think pots de ice cream à la Mike would be the ticket.

For the recipe, see Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan or read Peggy the Baker, as Peggy picked it this week.  Don’t forget to check out the TWD Blogroll!

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  1. Yours looks beautiful! And I agree that with the sudden heat we’re having, Mike’s pots de ice cream sound wonderful! Thanks for baking with me this week.

  2. Love caramel!!!

  3. Yes, these were mighty tasty. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with MORE cream!!!!

  4. I love love love caramel. And you added salt! Perfect combination!

  5. That looks sooooooo good. I can imagine the little sprinkle of salt on top – perfection.

  6. Oh wow those look delicious! Chocolate ones are good but I like the carmel. Cute little bowls they are in too!

    Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to what is next

    Liz-CoolProducts

  7. Hmmm – looks super super delicious.

  8. That looks sooooo good!


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