Fire up the kitchen torch
I've been thinking about creme brulee quite a lot lately. It's been coming up in more conversations than the average dessert for some reason. I recently had it at resort in Jamaica, where their "Asian twist on the classic dessert" added lychee fruit. Turns out, I am not a fan of lychee.
My favorite recipe for the aforementioned classic dessert employs--what else?--tin foil. (While the custards are baking in the waterbath, the pan should be loosely covered with tinfoil.) The tinfoil part is easy; the real trick is in the straining and the waterbath.

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you cook? damn
Not well or often, mind you... I've actually been using a mix for the creme brulee, lately, rather than the full-on actual ingredients method. It's still tasty, but only takes about 5 minutes. The other short cut I take is to just use carmel or chocalate ice cream topping instead of making the "brulee" part. Carmel really is far more delicious than burnt sugar...
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