
Ingredients
- 1 litre of milk
- 6 egg yolks
- 1 lemon untreated
- 1 cinnamon bar
- 250g of sugar
- butter 1 piece
- caramel sauce
Directions
- Peel lemon. Bring the milk with half lemon peel and cinnamon stick to a slow boiling. When the milk boils, remove the cinnamon stick from the milk and let them cold.
- In the meantime, put the yolks and 200g sugar in a bowl, mix up a mass and clumps free.
- Enter the cooled milk, and heat on low flame slowly stirring in one direction. Do not stop to stir when the mass become viscous.
- Make sure that the mass does not begin to boil otherwise the cream could curdle.
- Then add some caramel sauce in small tins then add the cream and allow to cool.
- Enter the rest of the sugar into a pan with a piece of butter and let it caramelise. You may caramelise the sugar for not too long a period and not too hot a temperature in the pan, because it burns very quickly. The caramelised sugar now goes onto the cream.
- Preparation of Caramel Sauce: Heat some butter in a saucepan over medium to high heat. Then add sugar and mix both until it has been mixed into a syrupy mixture. Be sure to wait until the first crystals are formed on the bottom of the pot and the sugar begins to caramelize. It will be brown.
- Then stir the mixture and wait until it is runny again (while stirring form small lumps may form). Caution: Do not wait too long with the stirring, it can burn very quickly.
- Repeat the process two or three times, until all the sugar is caramelized.
- Now remove the pan from the heat and let it cool for a minute or two. Now, pour about 3/4 of the cream and stir well until it has formed a uniform sauce with the sweet mixture. If the sauce is too thick, add a bit of cream.
- Then leave it to cool in the fridge; the sauce will become even more syrupy.