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**Title:** Mastering Custard Cream Recipes
**Summary:**
* Introduces a versatile custard cream recipe with multiple variations
* **Base Recipe:** Classic Custard (milk, sugar, eggs, vanillin, corn starch)
+ Can be made with substitutions (e.g., flour/potato starch for corn starch, yolks for eggs)
* **Variations:**
1. **Caramel Custard:** Adds caramelized sugar to the base
2. **Chocolate Custard:** Incorporates cocoa or melted chocolate into the base
3. **Stabilized Creams:** Increases stability by adding more butter or using whipped butter/condensed milk
4. **Custard with Cream (Cream Ice Cream):** Combines cooled custard base with whipped heavy cream
* **Additional Tips:**
+ Adjusting sugar quantity only affects sweetness
+ Replacing eggs with increased starch is possible, yielding a slightly less tender cream
* **All recipes available in the video description**
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**Ingredients and Substitutions**
1. Corn starch can be replaced with flour or potato starch.
2. Eggs can be replaced with yolks in some recipes.
3. Vanillin can be replaced with lemon or orange zest, alcohol, or special flavorings.
4. Butter can be replaced or increased in quantity for different effects.
**Classic Custard Recipe**
5. Classic custard ingredients include eggs, sugar, vanillin, starch, and milk.
6. The mixture is whisked until smooth before adding cold milk.
7. The mixture is heated over medium heat, stirring intensively after steam appears.
8. The custard base thickens after a few minutes of boiling.
**Variations and Additional Recipes**
9. Caramel custard is made by melting sugar before adding milk and the custard base.
10. Chocolate custard can be made by adding cocoa to the initial mixture or by adding a chocolate bar after brewing.
11. To make the cream more stable, 40g of butter can be replaced with 160g and added to whipped butter at room temperature.
12. Condensed milk can be used in addition to or instead of butter for a different flavor.
13. Cream ice cream can be made with hot custard, butter, and heavy cream, whipped to soft peaks.
**General Tips and Outcomes**
14. Adding butter to the custard base gives it shine and gloss.
15. Cooling the cream to room temperature makes it denser.
16. Whipping butter before adding the custard base makes the cream fluffier and more stable.
17. Replacing eggs with starch is possible by increasing the starch amount, but may affect tenderness.
18. Different creams are suitable for different desserts (e.g., multi-layer cakes, cupcakes, dairy or chocolate girls).