An example of a custard with no eggs is umm blanc mage? I'm probably not spelling it right.
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Now I am sad because Steph has never had chocolate creme brulee.
The best creme brulee I had was a lavender. It didn't taste soapy like lavender stuff can, it was light and creamy and floral and really yummy.
See, I would call that a pudding rather than a custard. But I only learned the ways of custards recently, so I'm all book-learning and no traditional lore on the subject.
That's good to know, askye, I intend to try making lavender creme brûlée sometime, since I've got the lavender plant and all.
Oh, man, lavender is awesome too.
I've had a wonderful lavender creme brulee, too. But my favorite part of a creme brulee is cracking the burnt sugar crust. So good! (Okay, I fib: my favorite part of a creme brulee is being allowed the torch to make the burnt sugar crust. It's not something I get to do very often.)
The buffet at the Paris Las Vegas casino has mini creme brulees. It was very nice.
Now I am sad because Steph has never had chocolate creme brulee.
I'll get there. I'm ALL ABOUT creme brulee now.
So I went off to do various car related errands. I'm standing at the air pump about to check the pressure on my front left tire and I realize there's no stem to check the pressure with. I stared at it for a couple of minutes going "Am I blind? Or stupid?" But no, when we had the tire off a couple of weeks ago to deal with a bolt in the tread, the wheel cover was put on one lug nut over from where it should be. Fortunately, the shop where we do our tire stuff is where my pseudo-son works, so I drove up there, told him my problem, and ten minutes later I had an air stem and more air in the tire. Such a useful guy to have in the family.