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<recipe>
	<title>CREME BRULEE 014</title>
	<cook>MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY</cook>
	<category>Desserts</category>
	<description></description>
	<prep_time></prep_time>
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	<ingredients>
		<item>3 c. heavy cream</item>
		<item>1 inch piece of vanilla bean</item>
		<item>6 tbsp. sugar</item>
		<item>6 egg yolks </item>
	</ingredients>
	<directions>
		<step>In upper part of double boiler, heat 3 cups of heavy cream with a 1-inch
piece of vanilla bean.</step>
		<step>In a bowl, beat 6 tablespoons of sugar with 6 egg
yolks until light and creamy. </step>
		<step>Take out the vanilla bean and stir the warm
cream into the yolks very carefully and slowly. Return the mixture to the
double boiler over boiling water. Stir constantly until the custard coats
the spoon. Then put into a glass serving dish and place it in the
refrigerator to set. </step>
		<step>When ready to serve, cover the top of the custard
completely with brown sugar, using 1/2 cup or more. Place the dish on a
bowl of crushed ice and place custard under broiler flame until sugar
melts and carmelizes. Keep watching it, for the sugar will burn. Serve
immediately.</step>
	</directions>
	<yield></yield>
	<comment></comment>
</recipe>