Low Carb CREME BRULEE Battle – The BEST Keto Crème Brûlée Recipe!


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  1. Highfalutin' Low Carb
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    KETO CREME Brulee Battle – The BEST Low Carb Crème Brûlée Recipe!

    Join me for a low carb Creme Brulee battle!! These individual desserts are a delight in contrasts: creamy custard with a crunchy topping and chilled custard with a warm top make them delicious and decadent Which of these popular sugar-free crème brûlée recipes comes out the winner? Let's find out!

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    Ultimate Keto Crème Brûlée
    by My Sweet Keto
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    Keto Creme Brulee – Low Carb, Gluten Free & Sugar Free
    by I'm Hungry For That
    https://imhungryforthat.com/keto-creme-brulee-recipe/

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  2. John M
    John M says:

    Hey Wes. Thanks so much for all of your work in doing these videos.
    Off subject question:
    What is the deal with nut milks? They are 98% water so why not use HWC and water it down?

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  3. jenfoolery
    jenfoolery says:

    With the second one, the recipe said to cook for an hour "or until the custard has fully set." I wonder if the cooking time would vary with how deep/shallow the ramekins are? I would think the typical round deeper ramekins would take longer to set? Dunno.

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  4. Falconlore
    Falconlore says:

    For the vanilla pods I recommend using the back of your knife instead of the cutting edge so you only get the seeds. Also I prefer the low sided custard dishes for Crème Brule because I like more brule. The smaller tall sided ones are great for flan.

    The custards from the first recipe looks so very lovely and exactly what you expect for texture and appearance. The second recipes custards were severely over baked, it was very visible that the custard broke, which is very taboo in Crème Brule since the custard should be silky smooth and creamy not hard and grainy. Crème Brule custards should have a small wobble in the center when taken from the oven.

    Also you might try Allulose if they don't specify the sweetener topping for the brule. Side note when doing brule with normal sugar it is not with confectioners sugar but bakers sugar which is significantly finer than normal granulated sugar. You can also blow excess sweetener off the top if you put it on too thick since the shell should be thin. Fine grain with a thin even coating helps even melting and browning so you you get that perfect think shell without excessive burning.

    Overall I love your show. Being able to watch you make them first allows the rest of us to see all the mistakes in the recipes that may not be shown in the original videos.

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  5. Marcia Weilenman
    Marcia Weilenman says:

    I just mix my ingredients and use a sous vide set to 180 degrees. Mixture is poured into 4 oz mason jars with a plastic screw lid and place in sous vide bath for 1 hour, then chill. Just a dirty spouted bowl to clean and no pots! Ingredients are: 1 t vanilla bean paste (or 1.5 t extract), 1 c heavy cream, 3 egg yolks, pinch salt, 4 T granulated erythritol. After cooling, brûlée with granulated erythritol like you did.

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  6. Gladys O'Brien
    Gladys O'Brien says:

    Hey, check out STEAK AND BUTTER GAL, updated steamed egg pudding/custard …. Silkiest steamed egg….could be a Creme brûlée too…with less ingredients eaten each and every day! With or without crackling burnt monk fruit. Just add vanilla and stevia ULTRA low carb.
    She also prepares it with espresso! Very neat!
    Stay safe 😷
    Gladys, Toronto🇨🇦

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  7. Gisele Smith
    Gisele Smith says:

    You make me want a kitchen torch!. But then I remember Steve's torch on Serious Keto. How he didn't put scorch marks on his cabinet I do not know. Looking forward to your next video.

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  8. Wing Nut Bert
    Wing Nut Bert says:

    Some torches "spit" like that from moving to fast or roughly. It's the liquid fuel spitting out the nozzle before it has a chance to gasify. Try moving the torch in a smoother manner and not filling it quite so full if possible. 🙂

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  9. Red Planet
    Red Planet says:

    Great video. Just a suggestion… you should cook to temp not time. Traditional Crème Brûlée is done at 176 F… that’s the perfect texture. Of course it’s possible that could be slightly different with the sugar substitute but the texture is really predicated upon the egg/cream mixture (i.e., protein/fat ratio) at a specific temperature. If you don’t have a Thermapen from Thermoworks, I suggest you make the investment. It changed my cooking from guessing to scientific precision.

    Incidentally, the reason why that one custard looked “eggy” is because it reached 185F IT and the proteins curdled. The yoke has a higher curdle temp than the whites, which is why we can cook custards (the cream protects the proteins from unraveling too fast) above 150 and the proteins are relatively unaffected… it’s due to the protein/fat ratio. The change from liquid into “custard” starts right around 170. But at 180 you’ve gone to far. Perfection is a tight window hence the reason to use a Thermapen.

    One last thing, following the directions isn’t always consistent for several reasons, the biggest of which is oven temperature isn’t even or consistent AT ALL between different models or brands. Furthermore sea level makes a difference especially with water by changing water’s latent heat characteristics… and when you’re using a water bath for crème brûlée the bath temp will be different and thus undercook or overcook relative to time only. Sooo cook to temp not time.

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  10. Mark Steed
    Mark Steed says:

    Wes are you able to say what brand sweeteners you used for the brulee toppings? I used Lakanto classic granular and I got a good crunch but it didn’t brown as much as yours. Thanks. Love your videos!

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