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Measure the ingredients in advance, preheat the oven to 160 degrees, and boil water in a kettle.
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Separate the egg whites and yolks, add vanilla bean and 20g of sugar to the yolks and mix lightly just enough to mix well.
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Chop the ginseng into small pieces with a knife.
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Boil fresh cream, milk, and chopped ginseng in a pot over low heat, and turn off the heat when the edges boil.
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Pour the step3 mixture little by little into the well-mixed yolk mixture and mix quickly with a stainless whisk.
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Strain the mixture in step4 through a sieve once.
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Fill the souffle cup with 60-70% mixture, strain it through a sieve, and divide the remaining minced ginseng into four equal parts by eye and place it in each cup.
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In step 1, pour boiling water into a high pan about 2cm high.
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Place the filled souffle cup in a mold with hot water and cook in a 160 degree oven for 15-20 minutes.
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Cool the ripe cream in the refrigerator, then add a tablespoon of sugar and slowly heat it over the low heat of the torch to melt the sugar and caramelize it.
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If the surface is glossy and there are no sugar grains visible to the naked eye, and there are no badly burned parts, it is well heated with a torch! Cool it down like this.
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Decorate it with whipped cream and lightly boiled ginseng. If it's bitter and weak, it's pretty and delicious even with berries and fruits.
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+)How to make fried ginseng with the remaining white.
Add 40g of sugar and 20g of sifted flour to 2 whites and mix (preheat the oven to 160 degrees)
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Add 20g of minced ginseng and 70g of almond slices and mix with 20g of fully melted butter.
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Spread Teflon sheet or parchment paper and spoon out the batter to fry, pan it thin and round, and bake it in an oven preheated to 150-160 degrees for about 20 minutes.
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The time to bake depends on the heat of each oven, so take the fry out of the oven when the color is golden overall!
The crme brle is best kept refrigerated and the top caramel part is charred with a torch right before eating! After a long time, the sugar layer gets soggy. Also, fried ginseng tastes even better with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream. You can make a luxurious dessert that is not common easily and simply, so please try it!