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petite pots, pots au creme
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What is Pots de creme
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Pots de Creme refers to both the custard dessert as well as the small lidded pots this dessert is served in. Pot de creme, or pot-au-creme translates from French to English as "pot of cream". The most popular flavor is chocolate but recipes range from lemon, pistachio, butterscotch, as well as savory versions.
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Use small ramekins (4 oz max) OR little espresso cups
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Average pot de creme serving 2-3 ounce
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