A vegan crème brûlée in Bordeaux? Count me in.

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A fun recipe to try at home.

The table setting was a perfect complement to the meal.

One of the highlights of our time in Bordeaux was a cooking lesson with cookbook author Sarala Terpstra. An American expat who’s fluent in French, Sarala prepared a delightful vegetarian menu for us to cook together, including one of the tastiest versions of crème brûlée I’ve ever tried!

I’ll admit, I was skeptical before I tasted it. Crème brûlée is one of those desserts that seems fairly inseparable from cream and eggs. Yet somehow, with thoughtfully chosen plant-based ingredients and a bit of culinary chemistry,

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