BASIC PASTRY CREAMS AND SAUCES
Pastry creams are an essential mis-en-place in any bakery, confectionery. However they are ideal breeding ground for bacteria and they should be handled carefully. They are used as fillings or as sauces/toppings.
1. Sauce anglaise or Crème anglaise or Vanilla cream
Egg yolk 12 nos Sugar 240 gms
Milk 1 lit. Vanilla 15 ml
Cream sugar and yolks, add hot milk and stir on a slow fire until it coats a wooden spoon.
2. Butter cream or Creme au beurre
Egg fresh yolk 135 gm Castor sugar 105 gm
Unsalted butter 240 gm
a. Blend egg yolk and sugar and whisk to thick sponge
b. Cream salted butter
c. Beat (a) little by little into (b)
Butter cream may be blended with a number of flavours like fruit extract, chocolate, praline, crushed nuts, liquors, coffee etc.
3. Creme Patissiere or Confectioners custard
Milk 900 ml Sugar 240 gm
Yolk 8 nos. Flour 120 gm
Vanilla 15 ml
a. Whisk egg and sugar
b. Add flour and mix to smooth paste
c. Bring the milk to boil and cool lightly
d. Gradually add to egg mixture stirring well
e. Bring to boil, cool and cover with Butter Paper
4. Custard sauce
Milk 300 ml Custard powder 15 gm
Sugar 30 gm Vanilla essence
Boil milk add paste of custard powder and milk. Allow too cook and coat a spoon. Add sugar and vanilla.
5. Cold custard cream
Egg yolk 3 Nos. Sugar 60 gm
Milk 150 ml. Cream 150 ml.
Vanilla 15 ml
Whisk egg yolk and sugar, add boiled milk and whisk. Stir over gentle heat to coating consistency. Cool and add half whipped cream.
Fresh cream 600 ml
Castor sugar 60 gm
Whip cream and sugar over ice.
Melba sauce
Raspberry jam 480 gm
Water 150 ml
Sabayon
Castor sugar 180 gm Yolk 6 nos.
Wine 300 ml Lime Juice ½
Mix yolk and sugar, add wine and allow to cook on slow fire add lime juice.
Fruit cream
Fruit pulp 90 gm Castor sugar 90 gm
Cornflour 15 gm Lemon juice ½
Cider 180 ml
Place all ingredients in a thick bottom sauce pan
Gently heat and stir constantly till mixture becomes thick
Cool and cover with a damp cloth.
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