🇧🇷 Chef Léo Oliveira
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Recipe for a creamy jar custard with a caramel sauce that won't crystallize, using a special technique to ensure the ideal texture.
Recipe Video
Ingredients
- 2cans de Sweetened condensed milk
- 20g de Cornstarch
- 6 de Eggs
- 650ml de Milk
- 280g de Granulated sugar
- 120ml de Water
Instructions
Prepare the caramel sauce: place the granulated sugar and half of the water (60 ml) in the saucepan.
Dica: Do not turn on the heat yet; just stir to moisten the sugar and avoid getting sugar on the sides of the pan.
Turn on the heat (initially on medium-high) and let the sugar melt and caramelize without stirring with a spoon, only swirling the pan if necessary, until it reaches the desired caramel color.
Dica: Lower the heat slightly before it reaches the final color to prevent it from becoming bitter.
When the caramel is ready, carefully add the remaining reserved water (60 ml) over low heat, and let it cook until fully incorporated.
Dica: Step back when adding the remaining water and pour it down the sides of the pan to avoid splattering and crystallization.
Turn off the heat for the caramel sauce and let it cool slightly.
Dica: The sauce should not crystallize with this method.
In heat-resistant jars (that can go from freezer to microwave, such as 140 ml jars), distribute a portion of the caramel sauce into each one.
Dica: Place the jars with the caramel in the refrigerator so the caramel firms up on the bottom before adding the custard mixture.
In the blender, add the sweetened condensed milk, milk, eggs, and cornstarch.
Dica: Cornstarch helps provide structure and firmness to the custard; it does not alter the flavor.
Blend the custard mixture in the blender for about 2 to 3 minutes until all ingredients are well incorporated.
Carefully pour the custard mixture over the already firm caramel in the jars and cover each one with aluminum foil.
Dica: Aluminum foil helps with faster cooking.
Place the jars in an oven preheated to 350ºF (180ºC) and bake in a water bath. Add hot water to the baking pan, covering about one finger-width (about 1 cm) of the jar's height.
Dica: Assemble the water bath inside the oven to avoid burns.
Bake the custard for approximately 1 hour to 1 hour and a half, or until firm. (The time may be longer than usual because plastic/jars do not conduct heat as well as aluminum pans).
Dica: Do not remove from the oven until it is visibly firm.
Remove the jars from the oven, discard the water from the water bath, and place them in the refrigerator to cool and set completely before consuming.
Dica: Can be eaten directly from the jar.
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