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Instant Pot Creme Brûlée

December 27, 2020 · WCC Administr@tr · Leave a Comment

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It’s almost the end of the year & New Years Eve celebrations are coming up… Are you serving anything special to end this crazy year? This year, I’m keeping it simple yet elegant with an Instant Pot: Creme Brûlée. I’ve seen this dessert on fancy restaurants and figured it would be a great way to end the year on a sweet note. Since we’re celebrating with our small household of 5, this portions out perfectly. Another bonus is that it can be made in advance and torching (or broiling) just before serving! 

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Instant Pot Creme Brûlée 

PRINTABLE RECIPE

Prep time: 5 minutes

Cook time: 30 minutes (per Instant Pot set)

Total time: 35 minutes

Makes: 4 small ramekins or 3 creme brûlée dishes or 1 large shallow pan


INGREDIENTS

8 egg yolks

2 cups heavy whipping cream

2 tablespoons vanilla extract

1/3 cup of sugar, plus more to sprinkle on top

A pinch of salt

 

INSTRUCTIONS

Add 1.5 cups of water to the bottom of your Instant Pot. Set trivet in place.

In a large bowl, add all the ingredients and whisk to combine.

Evenly pour your egg mixture into your dishes – 4 small ramekins or 3 creme brûlée dishes or 1 large shallow pan that fits inside your Instant Pot

Place aluminum foil over each dish and carefully set dishes on the trivet. You can stack foil covered dishes as well to fit as many as you can fit in your Instant Pot.

Close your Instant Pot lid by twisting the lid on and closing the valve to lock in pressure

Set your Instant Pot to High pressure for 10 minutes. After it is done cooking, allow it naturally to release for 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes, manually release the valve.

Remove each dish from the Instant Pot and transfer to a cooling rack. Allow it to cool before removing the aluminum foil.

Place a teaspoon of sugar on top of custard in each dish; Spread evenly.

Using a culinary torch, torch the sugar to create a hard sugary, shell. Alternately, you can place dishes under the broiler until sugar melts and browns slightly – be sure to watch it closely to avoid scorching.

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