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What do I do with custard powder?


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Hot custard (usually made from powder :rolleyes: ) is a popular accompaniment to a hot desert in the UK. You might be offered it for example with a hot apple pie, or hot stewed fruit, and its the proper thing to serve with a proper steamed "pudding"... :smile:

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I love custard!! :rolleyes:

oh! Kerry! Do you add it to the cream? And then the cream to the chocolate? I do that when I make my Salep truffles.

Yup, cook it with the cream and then add to melted chocolate.

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Yup, cook it with the cream and then add to melted chocolate.

Would you care to elaborate on amounts & method?

My husband is english and loves custard - custard flavoured chocolates would be a great treat. There's Bird's in the cupboard......

Thanks

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Finally, a Pastry & Baking topic that I can contribute to -- although I'm not the first here to praise hot custard. My high school sweetheart's folks were Brits and we had Bird's all the time. As well as Ovaltine, Marmite, Flake bars and Heath bars. I associate all those items with being a teenager in the 1980's.

Peter Gamble aka "Peter the eater"

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