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Custard

Miss Milton's Lovely Fudge Pie

This is it, the decadent pie that seduced the seductive Marilyn Monroe. She simply couldn't get enough of it. Patch brought this recipe with him from Arkansas, where it was named for his sister Milton.

Chai-Spiced Crème Caramels with Raspberries and Pistachio Phyllo Crisps

Active time: 15 min Start to finish: 4 hr (includes cooling)

Cardamom Crème Brûlée

Just a few short years ago, crème brûlée was found only in four-star French retaurants. Now almost everybody makes one using a favorite and often exotic flavoring. This ice-cold custard with the crackling sugar top is the most popular dessert at my restaurant. So much so that I sometimes think it is the only dessert I should make. Perhaps it is the ease of preparation that makes me think so!

Tangerine Sponge Custard

This old-fashioned dessert separates into two delicious layers while baking - a moist sponge cake and a light custard.

Vin Santo Zabaglione with Orange and Grapefruit

This surprisingly rich-tasting custard has much less fat than the classic version made with egg yolks. In another twist, we call for vin santo instead of the conventional choice, Marsala.

Ginger Crème Anglaise

This recipe was created to accompany Ginger Cakes with Molten Chocolate Centers and Ginger Crème Anglaise.

Honey-Cardamom Custards with Strawberry-Orange Compote

Few desserts are as comforting or satisfying as a simple egg custard. Here we've dressed things up a bit with some extra spice and a fruit compote.

Pots de Crème Javanaise

(Coffee Custards)

Orange and Honey Custards

This rich-tasting and easy-to-make dessert can be prepared a day in advance for hassle-free entertaining.

Cherry Clafoutis

Fresh or frozen cherries can be used in this classic French dessert, which combines characteristics of pudding and custard and, in this case, has a nice almond flavor.

Coconut Flan

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