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Practical ingredient guide

Vanilla pod

A fragrant cured vanilla pod for infusing milk, cream and dessert mixtures.

Baking All year round
Natural vanilla pods, one split to show its seeds
Vanilla pod · All year round
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

A cured vanilla pod containing aromatic seeds, used to flavour milk and custards. Split lengthways and scrape the seeds; infuse the pod, then remove it before serving.

Flavour profile

Sweet, warm and floral aroma.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Choose a flexible, fragrant pod, without mould or excessive dryness.

Store

Keep airtight in a cool, dark place; avoid drying it out.

Prepare

Split and scrape the seeds into custards. Infuse the pod in warm milk, then remove it.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Milk, cream, chocolate, orange and almonds.

How to substitute it

Vanilla extract may replace the pod; follow the manufacturer strength and adjust the liquid.

From ingredient to plate

Recipes with vanilla pod

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Classic dulce de leche in a bowl or jar showing its texture
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VegetarianCasseroleMore than 2 hours

Classic dulce de leche

Homemade creamy, spreadable dulce de leche, slowly cooked with milk, cream and sugar. Lovely with toast and desserts.

5,0 (1)
2 h 10 min total 20 servings 92 kcal/serving
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Crema pastelera de vainilla espesa y lisa en un cuenco de cerámica, con varillas y vainas de vainilla
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VegetarianSaucepanMore than 2 hours

Vanilla pastry cream

Smooth, thick vanilla pastry cream made with whole milk, a vanilla pod and six egg yolks, for filling cakes and pastries. …

Not rated
2 h 25 min total 8 servings
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