Maple Custard

To get the result you were seeking I would suggest baking the custard in a water bath. Fill container up to just about the level of the filling with hot water. This helps keep the cooking even all the way through. Mine turned out perfectly. Thanks for sharing.

Very tasty, but took extra 15 minutes for the knife to come out clean and the custard was very wet, with a chewy texture on top. I actually enjoyed the chewy layer on the top, but could see some people not liking that, especially people with texture issues.

Delicious, so easy, a great go-to dish to please the youngest and eldest at the table. I substituted a few ingredients to what I had on hand and it still came out great. <br/>I subbed half the maple syrup for honey, 1 cup 1 percent milk 1 cup and half and half as had no whole milk. Added nutmeg (see photo) sprinkled on just before baking and in the custard. Yumm Thanks for posting Becky F I will make this again and again.

This was by far the best maple custard I have eaten. so easy to make and they come out perfect everytime. Thank you for sharing the recipe. Jackie D

These custards have a lovely, delicate maple flavour that I really enjoyed. The custards did take about 10 minutes longer to bake than the recipe specified. They are also a little bit watery, so I will use homogenized milk (rather than the 1% that I typically buy), or maybe even 10% cream, next time I make them. This recipe was very easy and quick to prepare and would be very suitable to put together for a workday dessert. Thanks for the recipe, Becky!