I just found this great recipe for creme brulee, but I don’t have a torch, like the one they request in the recipe. Could I use just a typical match or even a lighter as a substitute? Or could I, even, just not use the torch at all? Thanks so much.
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owlcroft - said
October 5 2010 @ 19:03
Put the dish right under the broiler set on high. Watch it carefully and take it out when the surface has started to brown, which should be 20-30 seconds. Here’s a recipe with the torch/oven suggestions at the bottom:
http://www.ehow.com/how_6722_make-creme-brulee.html
Tasty Burgers - said
October 5 2010 @ 19:03
Hold a kitchen match, lit, in front of your favorite aerosol can pan spray. Spray flame with steady stream.