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Custard: Hot or Cold?

TwentyThree

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How should it really be served?

I prefer to have contrast in my desserts; if the custard accompanies a hot dish it needs to be cold and vice versa.

What do you reckon?
 
COLD custard? WTF? That sounds revolting.
Creme Anglaise, now there's your proper milk, egg, vanilla & sugar cream-desert, that's just about ok cold.
But proper thick custard :eek: BLEHBLEHBLEH
 
Sometimes cold custard straight out of a tin is lush.

Sometimes heated gently with some cocoa powder is lush.

Sometimes the dead posh stuff with vanilla seeds in it is lush. Warmed.

Hot custard is never lush. It may be cold, or it may be warmed. It may never be hot.
 
Its not one with. Custard is merely there so you can skimp on the alcohol-soaked cake, fruit & cream. :)
 
i love freshly made, hot custard, that radioactive gloop they sell in the shops is awful.
cold custard? :confused: does not compute
 
Hot custard should be thinner and used as a topping.

Cold custard should be thick and is perfect all on its own. If it's not cold, you don't get the best part - the skin! :)
 
Ambrosia tinned cold custard on hot food, as the custard stays a nice jelly like consistency.
Hot custard on cold food if I can be arsed heating it.
 
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