Fine dining on a budget (pt. 8) #shorts

Fine dining on a budget. Today we are making creme brulee and lemon posset.

#cremebrulee #lemon #dessert #recipe #cooking #finedining

[cheeseburgerlazers]

FINALLY how to make the crust without a blowtorch. this made u go from top 10 to top 2 fave cooking tubers for me

[hjo]

congrats! and that lemon one looks divine and super cute in the lemon cups!

[LukeChris]

I swear, every small cooking youtuber has the nonchalant voice, but its so relaxing

[LGDUDE]

"Jiggly, like you"


I swear another chef has said that to us before

[AlexKing-bdjc]

I like the addition of the fresh vanilla bean, really brings the dish together.

[BryceTheRiceBowl]

‘’Here’s how to make the make the crust without a blow torch, because I know you don’t have one’’ you didn’t have to call me out like that😂

[irhadog]

ok the sugar without a blow torch was what i needed and now im subbed

[LegacyGOD-oqqg]

"one cup of diabetes" got me dying 😂

[liltacodaddy]

First time I seen a brûlée without the torch you a real one keep up the good content!

[Quiven]

Why is your voice so freaking calming???
Edit: Thx for 400 likes 👍😀

[coolfudre]

Man youre voice is so calming, so relaxxxxiiingggg

[OTDinosaurScrubs]

I couldn’t find any diabetes in my pantry so I substituted it for heart disease, came out just as good 😋

[themurph]

I wish I could save shorts for later, definitely want to come back to this. I love crème brûlée.

[yosefffoh]

"Jiggly like you"
Me: Stawwwp 🤭

[thelagbot]

"My brother in Christ, a lemon WHAT?"

[Princess.Cornwell]

"1/3 cup of diabetes" has me wheezing 🤣🤣

[sandiilovesu]

I loveeee this series hunny please keep them coming ❤❤🙏🏽

[aloevera]

I’ve been craving matcha creme brulee that I used to get while living in a different city. I hope to try this recipe one day, but with matcha!!!

[BenjaminMagnet]

Pro tip: you can also just use the broiler in your oven to caramelize the sugar quicker

[Dreamsz_]

For all my people in the comment section who get upset about him saying diabetes on the behalf of diabetics without being asked to, fear not! You're local type one diabetic is here.

Yes, type one and type two diabetics do NOT have diabetes because of sugar. That is a stereotype. For starters, type one and two are actually completely different diseases and are only called diabetes due to the fact that the both have to do with the endocrine system, the making (or not making) of insulin and regulation of blood sugar.

Type one diabetes (✨me✨) is caused by an autoimmune response from the body that attacks the beta cells in the pancreas, the cells that create insulin. There is not exactly a known reason for the onset of the response, YET, but hopefully we'll understand it better soon. It is also known as juvenile diabetes because you USUALLY get diagnosed in childhood or teen years. (I was diagnosed at 13) However, in rare cases type one has appeared in adulthood.

Type two is one i know a little less about as it doesn't pertain to my everyday struggle with T1D, so bare with me. Type two, is often a genetic trait. While genetics isn't the only way you get it, its highly likely that someone in your family had it and passed the chance of getting it to you. Type two diabetes is a disease in which the body creates insulin, however, it chooses to not use it effectively. Not all types twos are insulin dependent, in fact most aren't. Many of the type two diabetics ive met are relatively healthy and try to maintain their diabetes well.

If I left anything out and you are also diabetic (1 or 2) feel free to leave a comment adding to it. I hope this makes all the people in the comments who were concerned about misrepresentation happier.