Homemade boiled custard

When I was growing up, boiled custard was an annual part of our holidays. It was sold in the grocery store right next to the eggnog. I always thought it tasted just like melted vanilla

A heirloom recipe, once used regularly as a simple drink meant to sooth the sick. It's a rich and creamy beverage, just like Grandma used to make, delicious anytime and an excellent base for homemade eggnog.

Julia Child’s Vanilla Custard Recipe – The Best Julia Child French Creme Anglaise Custard Recipe

Use this easy custard recipe to make delicious thick custard at home with basic store cupboard ingredients - you'll never want to buy it again.

Boiled custard is one of my great childhood Christmas memories. We spent a lot of Christmases at my grandparents house in Columbia, Tennessee and my grandmother always served boiled custard in Santa Claus mugs and caramel cake for dessert at Christmas lunch. Boiled Custard was something you bought. I never really thought of it as […]

Making boiled custard has become one of my Christmas Eve traditions. The recipe was handed down to my mother-in-law by her Kentucky ancestor...

A wonderful winter drink from the South which is perfect for holiday season. This Boiled Custard recipe has simple ingredients put together to make a magical taste. You only need eggs, milk, cream sugar and vanilla. Making this recipe requires patience and timing. Try this drink with your family! #boiledcustard #boiled #custard #southerndrink #winterdrink #dessertdrink #deliciousdessertdrink #beverage #drinks

Boiled Custard was something I never heard of until I moved to the South. Up until that time, when someone called a dish “custard,” I thought of either a baked dessert that is set (like

Boiled custard with donut croutons

This Southern custard is easy to make with milk, eggs, sugar, and vanilla cooked on the stove until thick for a rich and creamy drink served chilled.