Nut brittle
- Average
- 40 min
 
				Crème caramel ai pinoli is a delicious twist on the classic French dessert—really, it’s something else. The addition of pine nut paste and condensed milk gives it a sweet and slightly resinous taste. And look, it just perfectly complements the creamy custard base. So, so good. The texture? Smooth. Achieved by baking the custard and then chilling it until it’s extra moist and cool.
This dessert just melts in your mouth—it's richer than the traditional version, thanks to the pine nut paste. Make it in molds or get creative, you know, with fun and playful shapes for the table. For those into ricetta crème caramel ai pinoli or wanting a standout dessert for gatherings, this is a must-try. Seriously good.
The caramel layer? It's golden, coating the custard with familiar sweetness, while the pine nuts add a unique twist. A lot of folks top it with chopped pine nuts and fresh fruit—adds crunch, you know, and a refreshing kick. Pairs well.
This dessert ai pinoli is perfect as a dolce al cucchiaio—something you savor with a spoon. It brings both tradition and novelty to the table. I mean, the combination of creamy, silky custard with nutty, crunchy toppings ensures it's a dish people will talk about. If you're into dolce con caramello or want something way, way different from the usual, this is definitely one to try.
The flavors and textures make it a perfect addition to any dessert menu. You know, it offers a taste that's both familiar and refreshingly new. Can't go wrong.
 
										To prepare the pine nut creme caramel, start by pouring the condensed milk into a large bowl 1. Then add the fresh milk 2 and the fresh cream 3, and mix with a whisk to combine.
 
										Continue by adding the pine nut paste 4, mix, and finally add the eggs 5. If you can't find pine nut paste, you can achieve a similar result by blending the same amount of pine nuts in a mixer with a splash of milk. At this point, blend everything with an immersion blender 6 until the mixture is smooth.
 
										Focus on preparing the caramel sauce: first, heat the water in a saucepan until it boils. In another thick-bottomed steel saucepan, pour the sugar 7 and let it cook over medium heat until the sugar has melted. The double bottom allows the heat to spread evenly, preventing the sugar from burning. Then add the boiling water and cook for about 1 minute 8, then form a layer of caramel at the bottom of each mold 9 and rotate it to fill it evenly. To learn how to best prepare caramel and other variations, check out our Cooking School: Caramel.
 
										Then fill the molds to the brim with the mixture 10, and place them in a baking dish, pouring boiling water inside up to 2/3 of the height of the molds 11. Bake in a preheated static oven at 350°F for 40 minutes, until the surface is slightly toasted 12.
 
										Once cooked, remove them from the oven and let them cool completely in the same dish in which they were baked, then place them in the refrigerator to set for at least 3 hours. After this time, take them out of the refrigerator and, to unmold them more easily, dip them in boiling water for a few seconds 13 and invert them onto a serving plate 14. Finish your dessert by sprinkling the surface with coarsely chopped pine nuts 15. All that's left is to serve your pine nut creme caramel and delight your guests!