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Old Thu, Feb-19-04, 11:07
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Default LC Creme Anglaise?

Anyone try this with bulk Splenda yet? Have a dinner party this weekend and I think that this over some berries will be a nice way to end the meal.
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Yep! It works just fine!

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I looked up the French Silk Pie recipe and it sounds delicious, but I have a question that makes me sound pretty ignorant - do you leave the eggs in their shell when you coddle them? If not, could you give me more detail as to what to do with them. Obviously, I have never coddled eggs before!

I want to make this for a dinner on Sunday - I'm sure it will make quite a hit.

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Do you mean this recipe?

http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?t=72379

When you coddle an egg, you're just warming it up. Drop a room temperature egg in the shell in boiling water for 30 seconds then remove it.

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The recipe I was planning to use is the one called "Aimee's Original French Silk Pie" which is posted in the Stevia Cheesecake thread. Thank you for the education on coddled eggs!

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