Name: Key Lime Creme Brulee
Ingredients: 6 EGG YOLKS; 2 1/2 oz WHITE SUGAR; 1 VANILLA BEAN,SPLIT; 6 EGG YOLKS; 4 oz CONDENSED MILK; 6 oz KEY LIME JUICE; 1 SHEET PUFF PASTRY DOUGH; BROWN SUGAR

Abortion is often portrayed as benefitting women. Yet ironically when decisions are made on the basis of sex, girls are aborted far more often than boys. Out of eight thousand amniocentesis, that is abortions, done in Bombay, seven-thousand nine-hundred and ninety-nine of them were girls, one was a boy. This is true in China. You’re only allowed to have one child and if it’s a girl, they kill it. In one study in the United States, twenty-nine out of forty-six girls were aborted, only one out of fifty-three boys were aborted. So the idea that abortion benefits women doesn’t seem to fit the facts, it winds up in the slaughter of women around the world.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Grains, Dairy		Desserts	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6		EGG YOLKS
2 1/2	oz	WHITE SUGAR
1		VANILLA BEAN,SPLIT
6		EGG YOLKS
4	oz	CONDENSED MILK
6	oz	KEY LIME JUICE
1		SHEET PUFF PASTRY DOUGH
		BROWN SUGAR

INSTRUCTIONS

           LIME BASE:
CREAM BASE: place egg yolks and sugar in a bowl over hot water; whip
until thick and pale yellow. place heavy cream and vanilla bean in a
sauce pan over med. heat and bring to a boil. temper egg: whip in 1
cup hot cream combine egg/cream with remaining cream; bring to a lite
simmer; strain through a fine chinois cool and set aside.
LIME BASE: whisk eggs in a bowl rapidly for 1 min. add condensed milk
and whisk 1 min.  more. add lime juice whisk 1 min. more cut pastry
into Vol-au vent, bake and cool combine cream and lime bases and
refrigerate until set to serve: fill Vol-au-vent w/ creme brulee and
place brown sugar on top, broil under salamander until sugar melts
serve w/ a fruit coulis or Vanilla Anglaise
  CREAM BASE:
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmkah001.zip

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