The velvety texture of a well-made crème caramel comes from gentle heat that leaves the custard free of bubbles; it’s taken from the oven just at the moment the center has crossed over from thickened to set. It contains no flour, a crutch that prevents the liquid from separating in case of overcooking. Farmyard eggs have more flavor and make a slightly …
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