Everybody wants a signature sweet dish across the holidays. I’m speaking in regards to the addicting deal with that household and pals beg for 12 months after 12 months. Due to their creamy texture and butterscotch taste, these salted caramel pots de creme are the right candidate.
However first, I’ve received to provide credit score the place it’s due. A number of years again, I went to my (now favourite) restaurant, Gjelina, for the primary time. It’s now turn out to be a Venice Seashore legend, however again then it was a brand-new Italian scorching spot. I, like everybody else, was blown away by the charred pizzas and flavor-bomb veggies that got here out of the wood-burning range on the middle of the restaurant. As Adam and I wrapped up our meal, the waiter talked about that we couldn’t miss the pastry chef’s well-known Butterscotch Pots de Crème. Effectively, after that first chunk, I instantly understood why.
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As quoted in Gjelina’s cookbook, “The dramatic contrasts in taste and texture are deeply satisfying—smoky caramel-flavored custard, mixed with whipped crème fraîche, thick caramel sauce, and flaky sea salt.”
I’ve been making my very own model for the vacation feast we host for just a few shut pals yearly. And although I’ve advanced the recipe a bit from Gjelina’s, it nonetheless maintains that very same sweet-salty-smoky mixture that everybody goes loopy for. Even once we took a break from internet hosting resulting from COVID, there was no manner I’d let the vacation season move us by with out making my favourite dessert. Fortunately, the events are again on, and after I whipped up a take a look at run batch the opposite night time, it immediately felt extra like Christmas.
What is a salted caramel pots de creme?
As the name implies, it’s a french custard—literally, a “pot of cream” (YUM). It’s sometimes chocolatey, often topped with whipped cream, and always intensely satisfying. For sounding so fancy, the ingredients are quite simple: eggs, sugar, butter, cream, salt, and vanilla. That’s it! You can make them in any small oven-proof containers—bowls, ramekins, small mugs all work great. But to make things all the more festive, I love serving mine in cute Spanish-style stemless wine glasses. They’re informal and stylish and exhibit the custard’s stunning texture.
Scroll on for the recipe, and be sure to tag @camillestyles on Instagram to indicate off your candy masterpiece! I’m fairly certain you’ll love them as a lot as we do. And don’t overlook to go away a remark and ranking for those who give these a attempt!
Hope y’all have a really merry vacation—let’s savor each chunk. xo
This submit was initially printed on December 20, 2020, and has since been up to date.