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User: Descripcin: Custard.  Custard is so popular in England and I love it!
I love it warm on crumble.
I love it warm on apple pie.
I love it warm on pudding.
I even like it cold ("Oh, really?")
I like it cold on jelly ("Really?)
And I like it thicker and cold in trifle,
my dad's favorite dessert.
But I have a problem.
In England we cheat.
We use custard powder to make custard.
But my custard powder is empty.
(There's no powder in my custard tin.)
So today, I am going to try and make custard
with no custard powder.
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In 1837, there was a lady,
and the lady's name was Mrs. Bird.
And Mrs. Bird lived in Birmingham
in the middle of England.
But poor Mrs. Bird had a problem.
Mrs. Bird was allergic to eggs.
Mrs. Bird could not eat eggs.
Mrs. Bird was married.
Mrs. Bird was married to Mr. Bird,
and Mr. Bird felt sorry for Mrs. Bird.
Mr. Bird felt sad for Mrs. Bird,
because Mrs. Bird loved eating custard,
but the problem was custard is made with eggs.
So, Mr. Bird invented egg free custard (custard with no eggs).
He didn't use eggs,
he used cornflour to make the custard.
So Mrs. Bird was very happy,
and Mr. Bird was happy too,
because all Mrs. Bird's friends
loved the custard with cornflour.
So Mr. Bird saw a big opportunity.
He said, "I could sell my cornflour custard 
(my custard powder).
I could sell my custard powder all over the UK."
So, Mr. Bird opened a factory,
and he started to produce custard powder,
Bird's Custard Powder,
And he exported the custard powder
all over the English-Speaking World.
Bird's Custard Powder is still popular in countries like India and Australia.
In France we call custard "Crème Anglaise"...
that's "English Cream".
Mr. Bird was a very intelligent man,
and poor Mrs. Bird had another problem.
She was allergic to yeast.
So in 1843, Mr. Bird invented baking powder,
and he sold baking powder all over the world.
I love custard, but my daughter loves custard too,
and next week she is having her wisdom teeth out,
the big teeth at the back (poor daughter),
so I think she might like to eat
some custard next week.
So I could make some custard 
and put it in little tubs (little pots) in the freezer for her.
So to make custard
(custard you can pour - pouring custard),
we need either 570 millilitres of cream
or 570 millilitres of milk (whole milk),
and 6 eggs (just the egg yolks, the yellow),
and 50 grams of sugar,
and a dessertspoon (a level dessertspoon) of cornflour,
and a dessertspoon of vanilla essence.
You can make custard thick or thin.
This custard is quite thick.
If you want thinner custard, then use more cream
If you want thicker custard then use less cream.
More... less!
Less... thicker custard.
More... thinner custard.
First, I'm going to separate the eggs...
...separate the yolks from the whites
("No! No!  My brother white!")
Six.
So now I can put the eggshells in the bin.
("Goodbye!")
First we need to whisk the ingredients together...
...not the milk, just the egg yolks, the sugar,
the corn flour and the vanilla essence.
And after, we need to add hot milk to the mixture.
Okay ready!
So now I can go and heat the milk.
When the cream or the milk is just starting to bubble,
I am going to pour it in the mixture,
so I am going to put a tea towel under the bowl,
so the bowl doesn't move when I whisk.
So it's looking like custard!
But it's a little thin,
it's not thick enough.
So I am going to put the mixture back in the pan
for a few minutes on a very low heat,
So I am going to put the mixture back in the pan
for a few minutes on a very low heat,
and stir it until it's thick enough.
It's getting thicker!
Wow!  Look at that!  Perfect custard.
Now, there is a problem with custard.
When you leave custard to cool down,
if you want the custard to cool down,
it makes a skin,
so we need to put it back in the bowl
and cover it with cling film.
I want my custard to be cold,
so I can put it in some little dishes
and put it in the freezer for my daughter next week.
So now the custard is cold,
I can put it in some little dishes for my daughter,
but first, I am going to put a little custard
on some jelly for me.
That's for later!
A big one for when she's really hungry...
...and two little ones if she's not so hungry.
Put the lids on... 
and I can put them straight in the freezer.
So I hope you enjoyed the video,
and that you will try to make some English custard too.
Let me know in the comments if it's good!
Ah I forgot, if you go to America one day,
don't ask for a custard on your apple pie,
or you might get a thick wobbly thing.
In America custard (pouring custard) is custard sauce.
If you want more information to go with my videos,
like the custard recipes for example,
you can click on the link under the video 
in the description and I will send it to you by mail.
See you next time!
Leyenda: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

Custard is VERY popular in England, part of British culture, but we cheat when we make it!  In this video I make custard WITHOUT custard powder for the first time!  Come and do some cooking in English with me!

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- escuche inglés comprensible (!) eligiendo otro video: hay leyendas en inglés, viajes en inglés, historias en inglés, cocina en inglés, historia en inglés,…

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MUSIC and SOUND effects
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Bird Therapist, Youtube audio library, Craig MacArthur


IMAGES and CLIPART
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English Trifle in a Glass : https://www.flickr.com/photos/44282411@N04/6965353435 
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ 

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d5/Cornstarch_mixed_with_water.jpg
Picasa author kalaya / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Devonshire_Works,_Birmingham.JPG
Erebus555 / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)

English Speaking World, Charles J Danoff
https://www.flickr.com/photos/25596604@N04/3427826249 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_puddings#/media/File:StickyToffeePudding.jpg
Chalk and Cheese / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)

Custard Adverts from Pinterest, Google search Public Domain

Favourite clipart and photo ressources :
https://www.teachingenglishgames.com/esl-flashcards
Shelly is an ESL teacher.  She created Teaching English Games and works very hard to create English teaching resources for kids, teens and adults.
https://wpclipart.com/
https://www.needpix.com/
Ttulo: Custard is VERY POPULAR in the UK, easy to make if you have custard powder. And if you DON’T?
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