T hanks to its elegant French name and famous sugar crust, crème brûlée can seem a little intimidating. But that moment of ...

But for anyone who's yet to take the leap, Hannah says you're also in luck: "This colour has a version that suits everyone, depending on your colouring, eyes and features, and whether you want to go ...

Say hello to ‘creme brulee’ hair. As the name suggests, this is inspired by the caramelised top of the decadent dessert, which is going to be the go-to colour palette this season. It’s so ...

Place the bain-marie into the preheated oven and cook the creme brulees for about 30-35 minutes, until set firm but still with a slight wobble. Allow to cool. You can place the brûlées in the ...

Divide the cream mixture equally between the ramekins, then place them (still in the roasting tin) in the oven for about 30 minutes, or until the brûlées begin to set. They should still wobble ...

and whether you want to go more creamy or for more warm/ beige tones." Part of the reason Jason loves this trend so much is because of its versatility, meaning "you can create a bespoke hue," no ...