Ingredients
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6
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3
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1/2
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1/2
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3
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1/4
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1 1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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1/4
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-
-
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Directions
Gilroy Garlic Custards, Delicious served as a first course on a bed of greens Adapted from, California The Beautiful Cookbook , I’ve never made a savory custard before This was interesting with a strong garlic taste I have mixed feelings about it It’s good, but I feel like it needs something, not sure what Thanks Julie, I’m glad I tagged this in Zaar tag!, Delicious served as a first course on a bed of greens Adapted from, California The Beautiful Cookbook
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Steps
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Place the Garlic Cloves in a Saucepan and Cover With Water and Add the 3 Teaspoons of Salt. |
2
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Cover and Simmer For 30 to 40 Minutes, Until the Garlic Is Soft. |
3
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Drain Thoroughly and Run Through a Food Mill or a Sieve to Separate the Pulp from the Skins. |
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Preheat Oven to 325 Degrees. |
5
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Butter 6 1/3cup Ramekins or Custard Cups. |
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Beat Goat Cheese and Two Tablespoons of the Tomato Puree Until Smooth. |
7
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Add Eggs and Garlic Puree and Beat Until Smooth. |
8
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Combine the Milk and Cream in a Sauce Pan and Cook Until Just Hot. |
9
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Whisk the Milk/Cream Mixture Into the Garlic Mixture. |
10
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Fold in the Bread Crumbs. |
11
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Season With Salt and Pepper. |
12
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Divide the Custard Between the Prepared Ramekins and Place Ramekins in a Baking Pan. |
13
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Pour Water Into the Pan So It Reaches Half-Way Up the Sides of the Ramekins. |
14
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Bake Until Set About 50 Minutes. |
15
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Remove Ramekins from Water and Allow the Custard to Set For About 5 Minutes Before Unmolding. |