Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
But vanilla pods are expensive!
(Seriously they are like two bucks each it is ridiculous)
Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
you don't really need to sub out sugar at all in brulee
Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
But vanilla pods are expensive!
(Seriously they are like two bucks each it is ridiculous)
Good point, maybe just some good quality vanilla extract then?
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Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
But vanilla pods are expensive!
(Seriously they are like two bucks each it is ridiculous)
ahahaha what
oh wait you have to get them imported from bfe
just use vanilla extract if cost is that big of a problem
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Neville as you are good at swapping out ingredients and what not can I ask you the general rules?
Like for the orange creme brulees would a rough rule of thumb be figure out how much sugar in the orange juice you put in there and subtract it out of a regular vanilla creme brulee recipe (and obvious and the zest and take out the vanilla bean)?
Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
I wouldn't alter the sugar, really, as that is used to get the consistency.
As far as the vanilla, I'd say you're likely better off using vanilla extract (pure only; artificial is a terror), since vanilla beans are pretty potent and may overshadow the orange, especially if it's subtle.
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Nevs probably has a better handle on the brulee substitution than I do but I'd think it depends on how sweet your oranges are, if they're really sour you might want to keep all of the sugar in there. And I'd probably keep at least part of the vanilla bean in there, it won't stand out so much as in plain brulee but you'll still appreciate the background flavor.
But vanilla pods are expensive!
(Seriously they are like two bucks each it is ridiculous)
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you don't really need to sub out sugar at all in brulee
Good point, maybe just some good quality vanilla extract then?
ahahaha what
oh wait you have to get them imported from bfe
just use vanilla extract if cost is that big of a problem
I wouldn't alter the sugar, really, as that is used to get the consistency.
As far as the vanilla, I'd say you're likely better off using vanilla extract (pure only; artificial is a terror), since vanilla beans are pretty potent and may overshadow the orange, especially if it's subtle.
And yes, add zest as well.
fuck artificial vanilla
Is it a general rule if you want to sub around flavours though?
Like always keep the sugar? And just deal with the increase of sugar from the juice.
Satans..... hints.....
The "increase of sugar" is going to be insignificant in most cases...
And better to be a bit overly sweet than take it out and ruin it.
making these this weekend for sure.
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Thanks. I was just thinking through it logically and thought I'd question it.
Satans..... hints.....
The citrus notes will increase, while the sweetness dials down ever so slightly.
And yes, generally leave the sugar alone. Brulee is more chemistry then cookery.
Apparently these are fantastic, made with just one ingredient: http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/stay-cool/how-to-make-creamy-ice-cream-with-just-one-ingredient-093414
Unless you don't like bananas.
Oh my god.
My wife loves both bananas and ice cream, but due to diabetes and minor lactose intolerance, can't have much of the latter.
This is the best thing.
edit: I am actually going to peel the bananas we have right now and put them in the freezer.
well, by IRA i meant
Irish Red Ale
but yeah, some russians is pretty hard to drink too
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As advice I would suggest waiting til they are overripe.
I knew a vegan dude who would do this and add a dash of vanilla and honey.
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They were overripe, actually. The peel as much black as it was yellow. Gonna be so good.
also slice them before freezing
much easier :P
My wife and I do this some times, it is so freakin good. Our son had it for his first dessert.
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Chelsea recently discovered that over ripe bananas make great breads and muffins. I can't wait to show her this one.
So disappointing because they're delicious
this looks like something I can actually make!
plus, bananas are delicious
I'd likely need to add sugar if that was the case. Hmm....