Martha Stewart Makes Custard 3 Ways | Martha Bakes S2E5 "Custards"

[@robertyanes4751]

Best teacher...best cook in the world!

[@aintgotnotltc]

Martha you explain everything so well it makes me feel like I can make any of these elaborate desserts!

[@juniorsir9521]

Martha Stewart makes everything look like a million bucks and oh so delicious.

[@brenixon1577]

Her and Bare Foot Contessa, and Erin are my go to people for sweets.

[@josephmoore162]

And she makes it look so easy. I love to watch her and her voice is so soothing.

[@Mnqobi_Mkhize]

I learn so much from Martha. That dry cloth/wet cloth bit was something I never even thought about. 💞💞

[@nilufanabeel3961]

Martha I watch ur shows from my childhood and ur my inspiration for my bakings

[@kaydonahue]

The first time my friends and I bought the cherry custard in France, it was cherry season. They hadn't pitted the cherries. Men and women with giant horses pulling wagons were harvesting cherries from ladders in magnificent trees flanking the road. We were taken to a chateau along that road in Alsace-Lorraine and served Kugelhopt. My uncle who helped me meet the cost of the trip with my savings, lost both legs in Alsace-Lorraine. The people of the village where it happened, treated him like a King when he returned.

[@fauziaahmad6334]

I really appreciate 4the simple method of making 3 types Creme Caramel with great patience

[@alishamartin4442]

I’m truly loving this Martha Bakes series. I watch once for entertainment then again to make the recipe. Ive made at least one recipe out of each video. My only question is...who’s washing all the dishes Martha??? After each recipe I’ve made there’s at least a full load 7/8 ideas plus counter clean up.

[@1949chefjojo]

Martha, you are the Queen of Domestic Engineering. I follow you. Always great and wise advice.

[@marycollins1631]

Martha, you have inspired me so much over the years. Thank you for sharing your fabulous recipes.

[@carolannkeleher3036]

Martha, thank you for these amazing tutorials. I adore custard and am looking forward to making all 3. 😊💚

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

Omg i found my beloved mother's hand written recipe from the 70s. Very simple but yummy. Creme brulée is my FAVORITE OMG IT LOOKS DIVINE. 🍮 i love vanilla bean 😋

[@wissamenadiaslimani5227]

❤Un très grand merci ❤toujours un plaisir de te voir vous êtes un exemple pour la femme des idées , cuisine, beauté et confiance en sois ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JohnAranita]

I love it when Martha squeezes her lemon juice.

[@marilynsnider8183]

Everything looks so good. I'm dying to try them all.

[@LotusLady9]

Wonderful recipes; thank you🌞

[@ritaqueponds1446]

Everything looks wonderful Martha! Thank you so much for sharing! We love you!

[@777DFJLU]

Crème brûlée my favourite thank you so much for this wonderful easy recipe

[@terrafurma5652]

I can't decide which one I want a piece from. They all look so good!

[@svetlanarevencu750]

Va Salut, stimata doamna,, Va admir, Va multumesc pentru tot ce faceti. Cu cele mai alese sentimente de pretuire. Svetlana, Chisinau, Moldova.

[@Mzoomtwo]

love love custard 🥂 your eggs look magnificent .

[@anapardu4262]

Excellent, magnificent, beautiful and look so delicious, only Martha Stewart can do all that...

[@islynmercurius3338]

All three looks delicious I love custard especially the ones you prepared for us love your explanation I will prepare some thanks for sharing my friend I will share with my friends and family 🙂

[@1949chefjojo]

Wow! Your oven is very clean.

[@reginahelenademoraesperezf3235]

Lovely!!!! Here in Brazil we do have a nation’s favorite called Milk Pudding wich Is pretty much similar to your Crème Caramel! I love It!

[@verjikgorginian9120]

Martha thank you for your amazing recipes ❤️🌹

[@Bacchusmbt]

I love this woman 😊❤️

[@brkitdwn]

My favorite dessert of all desserts

[@martharios4413]

Wow mi mouth get watered 😋

[@_FearNoEvil]

Yes to all. Martha is a custard Boss!

[@victorrodrigueesoficial]

Amazing! Loving it!

[@JHamList]

martha stewart is a veritable badass, like Anthony Bourdain; bless him, was a badass, but I'd would bet good money that he would agree, you don't mess with the Martha!

[@johnellis3076]

Martha, may I suggest after the custard has been put through the sieve, put the custard back in the refrigerator for 24 hours or more. The flavor will ripped and be full of flavor..........John Ellis, Aldie, Va

[@Mikki220]

I love creme brulee but it does not like me. The last time I had it, they served it with a ton of berries on the side. I saved them for last to enjoy the crackle and savor the custard.

[@jood9623]

You are soo awesome Keep going 💖 I love you and I love your Video's I hope be like you💕💕.

[@maryann1651]

will try tomorrow

[@OreoTime1]

YUM!!! Thanks for the share. Cheers!

[@paulm8214]

Have made 5 times. Awesome thank you martha

[@1949chefjojo]

Question Martha: Do you compost your eggs and veggie scarps?

[@lizzytulloch9172]

Do you have a short version. Thanks.

[@henrybowes4558]

Can you use vanilla extract if you don’t have vanilla beans?

[@lolamentor]

Yup, you can! Just one tbsp instead of the vanilla beans :)

[@MarthaStewart]

Yes, absolutely! 😊

[@seematungare]

Is there any other option for burning top layer sugar? I don’t have torch.

[@O-ShinSpringsWater]

11:07 to 13:47 already showered on the video.

[@lalac1577]

love you aunt martha❤️

[@allythearts5439]

can i use a regular lighter to melt the top sugar coat?

[@shirleybedford3600]

Looks Great

[@1949chefjojo]

I like the Creme Caramel.

[@ivanilderibeirobarros2662]

Amo pudim de todas as formas😋

[@sassygal4727]

Excellent!

[@satimuthanna7655]

No Cream of Tartar? It was my favorite desert to make when I was a kid, and I'm sure it included at least a pinch of CoT...

[@nickisson372]

ugh i love this

[@annavatuwaliwali9315]

Truly delicious

[@CruzCan2]

I forgot what I came to KZbin for. 😋

[@Dr.s-h8i]

Tempting 😋

[@elgonzo5]

I love you Martha Bakes….that’s her name right???

[@willcwhite]

There’s no way Martha had her first creme brûlée “25 years ago”

[@m.e.d.7997]

Yum!

[@sandramullen7804]

Mmmmmmm delicious 😋

[@jenilee8703]

I put my pan with the carmal, in a bowl of ice water & it turned it rock hard. No more sugar either. 😖😢

[@Pantomathh]

❤️

[@blancaadame7247]

😋😋😋

[@blancaadame7247]

😍😍

[@silvianunez9875]

Creme caramel is a Mexican Recipe called “Flan”

[@josephmoore162]

That’s what I was thinking… thank you for confirming.

[@msch7620]

It originates from the Roman Empire. It’s popular in Mexico but it’s not originally from Mexico. Crème Caramel is also correct.

[@patricktaylor6299]

Yum 😘

[@anniebodyhome1000]

O yum!

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[@popovicmirjana9902]

375 degrees????

[@7HPDH]

heresy to pit cherries in a clafoutis ;)

[@t.martin3179]

We're such a litigious society it's unwise not to pit despite the diminished flavor.

[@mabdub]

In the crème brûlée recipe Martha says she's using four cups of cream but each of her cream bottles is labeled 4 CUPS and she uses two bottles so I think she must be using eight cups of cream not four. But, the bottles don't look large enough to hold 4 cups. ???

[@shirtdirtalert]

Honestly, it looks like each bottle holds around 2 cups. And she had 2 bottles, so that would be 4 cups total like she said....

[@mabdub]

@@shirtdirtalert Did you read the info on the side of the cream bottle?

[@MarthaStewart]

Hello! Yes, the recipe calls for 4 cups of cream! Links to the full recipes are listed in the description or you can visit this link: www.marthastewart.com/860835/creme-brulee

[@evolutionistheflyingspaghe2702]

That recipe is good I’m guessing it’s illegal!🤔

[@sphinxzsandobal8241]

Medicating oils

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[@nicolefreeman4386]

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[@ТамараМанушкина]

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[@Angellady11]

Clafouti is originally from North African Arab countries

[@msch7620]

It’s from Limousin. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clafoutis

[@palomarodriguez9463]

She needs to recognize that is a “FLAN” and is a Mexican dessert, and is the staple of most Latin and South American countries.

[@kb8170]

The dessert originated in Europe before it ever came to Mexico/South America. It's called creme caramel just about everywhere else but the Americas.

[@palomarodriguez9463]

@@kb8170 thank you for that info KB! I never knew that. 🙏🏽

[@kb8170]

@@palomarodriguez9463 No problem! I actually had to look it up myself because I always thought it was just called flan as well! 😂

[@msch7620]

@@kb8170 In France, what you call flan is indeed crème caramel. But we also have flan. What we call flan is thicker. It’s often with a crust. What the English will call Parisian flan.

[@mehrifazeli3578]

🙏💐❤

[@rafkong]

phock the irs

[@driftwood8613]

Is it weird that i think Martha Stewart is kinda hot?

[@kb8170]

She used to be a model, so not weird at all. 😂

[@driftwood8613]

@@kb8170 i didn't know she was a model

[@jood9623]

First 💗

[@marksanders2237]

"Wow, ya gotta have two hundred dollars worth of equipment just ta get started!"

[@rhymeandreasoning]

What is this 3 ways of making something? Is this her new schtick?

[@MarthaStewart]

These are the original episodes (and titles) from the PBS classic, "Martha Bakes." 😊

[@gailwalker6872]

I would NEVER want to boil the cream and milk.

[@timdaugherty5921]

I prefer Paula Dean over here. Just saying

[@rosieslade8416]

martha you do know not all of us are millionares we cant afford $20-$100 vanillis bean pods we mostly get our vanilla from the dollar store or walmart so please get resonable just being real

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

She uses nothing but the best. You can use that other stuff

[@msch7620]

They have vanilla beans at Costco. 10$ for 5. They are excellent.

[@MC-gt6yp]

The Portugese and Spanish custard tarts are the original baked custard dessert together with creme caramel not creme brûlée. There are so many East European deserts that are custard baked but Clafoutis is a priority - yuck!

[@msch7620]

Crème caramel is from the Roman Empire. Custard tart originate from France, Portugal and Great Britain. The anglo-Norman word for it was “crustade”. There are even Chinese variations but the oldest trace of custard pie was found in Amiens the XIIIth century.

[@rosieslade8416]

martha stewart doesnt knw how to say flan cause she dont even know what to call it its funny

[@pauldesigncomics2625]

I thought it is flan in Spain and Philippines, but the French version is creme caramel.

[@msch7620]

She’s correct this is crème caramel. Flan in French would be a thicker version of it.

[@paulm8214]

Creme caramel. Great