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How To Make Summer Fruit Brulee

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How To Make Summer Fruit Brulee


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Summer Fruit Brulee Recipe. Serve with fresh berries and a small scoop of plain ice cream - it enhances the rich flavours found in the brulĂ©e! Delight in our Summer Fruit Brulee recipe. Enlarge Summer Fruit Brulee Recipe. Serve with fresh berries and a small scoop of plain ice cream - it enhances the rich flavours found in the brulée! Delight in our Summer Fruit Brulee recipe.
Serves:
4
Preparation Time:
30 minutes
Cooking Time:
30 minutes
Total Time:
1 hour

Step 1: Add the fruit and sugar.

  • 700 g frozen berry fruits
  • 110 g castor sugar
  • 280 ml whipping cream
  • 300 g greek yoghurt
  • 180 g demerera sugar
  • 1 small pan
  • 1 serving dish
  • 1 large wooden spoon
  • 1 sieve
  • 1 electric beater or whisk
  • 1 blow torch

Step 2: Heat and stir.

Place the pan onto a medium heat and stir for 3-5 minutes until the sugar begins to melt (do not stir too much as this will result in the fruit turning to pulp).

Step 3: Transfer and cool.

Remove the pan of fruit and transfer onto a serving dish.

Step 4: Drain liquid if too much.

Using the sieve, drain any excess liquid from the fruit mixture.

Step 5: Leave to cool.

Put the fruit mixture aside and allow to cool.

Step 6: Whip the cream.

As the fruit mixture is cooling, whip the cream until it becomes thick.

Step 7: Fold in yoghurt and spread on fruit.

Add the Greek yoghurt to the cream and pour the topping all over the fruit.

Step 8: Cover and cool.

Cover with cling film and leave standing for two hours.

Step 9: Coat with sugar.

A couple of hours before you wish to serve, cover the topping with the Demerera sugar.

Step 10: Use blow torch to caramelise.

Finally, use a blow torch to caramelise the sugar coating until it turns golden-brown.

Transfer the brulee into the fridge until you wish to serve.

Step 11: Serve.

Serve a generous slice onto a serving plate and garnish with a few fresh berries and a sprinkling of icing sugar.

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  1. Anonymous

    looks bit "overtorched",no~?but i must say its lovely~~

  2. Anonymous

    but i don't think it matters cause.. it has been 219 days..

  3. Anonymous

    YUP U CAN.

  4. Anonymous

    Instead of using a blowtorch could you pop it under the grill?