Roman Custard by Trupti

Few weeks back I had told you guys to let me know if you wanted me to make some of your recipes and review them….

Well Trupti from myculinarysaga.com wanted me to try her Roman Custard.

Please click here for the recipe:)

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So moving onto to the recipe. I stuck to the recipe completely except for the part where I added some vanilla by mistake cause I am used to adding it every time I beat eggs. It was too late by the time I realized and had to proceed due to shortage of eggs XD…Nevertheless I love anything and everything that screams vanilla so I enjoyed the flavour though I still wonder how it might have tasted without it…Never mind I shall give this simple recipe another shot very soon for sure.

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Beating the eggs!

The simplicity of this recipe will leave you in awe. I had been procrastinating for a very long time and today some guests turned up, giving my mom and me just a few hours to put something together. With no second thoughts I ran over to Trupti’s blog, remembering how simple she had described this recipe to be.

Well I have no regrets I have to say. Prep time took me about 10 mins and I left it in the oven for over 45 min and refrigerated it for another 20 mins or so. So while it baked and cooled we were done with the other stuff. Usually dessert eats up our time especially Indian desserts, so I will give this a heads up if you guys have very little time to put something together.

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Water bath!

The recipe made 4 such cups!!!

Initially like Trupti I was a bit skeptical about the pepper! But as they say, “When in Rome do as the Romans do”, XD!! I went with Trupti’s suggestion and everyone loved it!!

The best part about this recipe is that it tastes like a complex custard mainly cause of the cinnamon and nutmeg which most people won’t realize giving us yet another advantage.

My pics don’t look very great cause I was a bit busy with all the people coming over..

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I am smitten by this recipe! So I want all of you guys to try it:)))) Head to Trupti’s blog for the recipe:)

Let me know if you want me to try any of your recipes by commenting below!!! I will do it provided the ingredients are available here:)

18 responses to “Roman Custard by Trupti”

  1. So enticing. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. My pleasure! Trupti truly shared a good recipe

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    1. Thanks! My 2 aunts and I made your Christmas cake recipe this year too! Everyone loved it☺ Forgot to tell u😊

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      1. That’s awesome Lina 🙂 Happy to know 🙂 Let me know about the contest judging whenever you start the link up.

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      2. It started..3 more days it will close..only one link is submitted so far…

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      3. oh ok, yup sorry I read only one link has been submitted, will check after 3 days.

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      4. Cool! No problem!

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      5. Oh I haven’t announced u r the judge! I’ll post it by today

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  2. I love simple recipes, will have to give this one a try!

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    1. Yeah! Head over to Trupti’s blog😊

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  3. The Roman custard looks awesome…I am intrigued by the pepper and want to try it too.

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    1. Yup! Give it a shot☺

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  4. Thank you so much for trying out my recipe 🙂 really well done… and glad you loved it!

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    1. It was so amazing! Life saver in fact! Hope I did justice to the review! Have linked the recipe back to your blog😊😊😊 thanks for suggesting

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      1. absolutely no doubt about it!loved it

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      2. That’s great:)

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