Christmas creme brulee

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Special holidays call for special desserts. Cranberry creme brulee is a holiday twist on the dessert with a layer of cranberry sauce under the creamy custard. #CranberryWeek

Finally a Christmas dessert that will leave everyone happy! Get this eggnog crème brûlée recipe from White Table Catering and serve it at your Christmas dinner this year!

In this Classic Creme Brulee—a rich, velvety Creme Brulee Recipe perfect for Christmas Party Foods or any special winter gathering. This Brulee Recipe combines creamy Custard with a caramelized sugar top, creating an elegant dessert that’s simple yet indulgent. Ideal as a winter recipe or for adding a sophisticated touch to holiday menus, this Creme Brulee is a must-try. Impress guests with its creamy texture and satisfying crackle, making it a staple among Just Desserts.

The crispy, burnt sugar is the best part of this easy and delicious eggnog creme brulee. This is perfect for an elegant Christmas dessert!

Indulge in the perfect holiday dessert with this Eggnog Crème Brûlée recipe. The creamy custard infused with the rich flavors of eggnog is a delightful twist on the classic creme brulee. Impress your guests with this decadent treat that combines tradition with a festive touch. Follow this easy creme brulee recipe using eggnog to create a dessert that will have everyone coming back for more.

With only six ingredients and this step-by-step guide, you too can make crème brûlée in your home kitchen — no torch or special equipment required! This Bourbon Vanilla Crème Brûlée is a fun twist on the classic that’s just the right balance creamy and boozy, with that glass-like sugar crust t

Creamy, luscious Crème Brûlée takes on a classic holiday flavor in an Eggnog Crème Brûlée version. Finish this easy recipe off with a brûlée of the sugar for the perfect caramelized crack.

“The tangy, fragrant oranges work wonderfully with this deliciously creamy dessert. The addition of cardamom adds a slight hint of spice, which compliments the bitterness of the orange. This recipe uses the whole orange – juice and rind. You could use regular OR Seville oranges in this dish. Remember you can freeze the leftover oranges to use in marmalade!” - guest ODDBOX chef Storm @whatstormeats

This eggnog creme brulee combines tasty, rich eggnog and egg yolks to make the most delicious custard topped with toasted caramelized sugar!