Discover a new way to enjoy truffles with our Truffle Custard recipe. The harmony of creamy custard and aromatic Tasmanian truffles offers a unique dessert experience that's hard to resist. Let's dive in!
Truffle custard
By Alexandra de Blas,
4 egg yolks
1-2 teaspoons of corn flour
50 grams of castor sugar
1 teaspoon of pure vanilla
600 ml of cream (replace some with milk if you prefer)
5 grams of truffle in custard
1 or 2 grams for shaving on top
Trufflate the eggs in a glass jar in the fridge for two to three days.
Separate the eggs and yolks and grate a few gams of truffle into the yolks and set aside for a day. In a sealed container.
Dissolve corn flour in a small amount of cold water in a cup, add to eggs, sugar and vanilla and whisk until smooth. Whisk in the cream and shave in one or two more grams of truffle.
Poor mixture into a double boiler and stir consistently until the custard thickens. Enjoy taking it slowly and be sure not to boil.
Shave additional truffle over custard before serving with your favourite fruits.
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