A large pan containing hot water in which smaller pans may be set to heat materials slowly or to keep them warm, as in cooking or chemistry.
[French, from Medieval Latin balneum Mariae, bath of Maria, probably after Maria Prophetissa, an early alchemist who perhaps lived in Egypt between the first and third centuries ad.]
(Cookery) a vessel for holding hot water, in which sauces and other dishes are gently cooked or kept warm
[C19: from French, from Medieval Latin balneum Mariae, literally: bath of Mary, inaccurate translation of Medieval Greek kaminos Marios, literally: furnace of Miriam, alleged author of a treatise on alchemy]
bain-marie - a large pan that is filled with hot water; smaller pans containing food can be set in the larger pan to keep food warm or to cook food slowly
You will need 15g beeswax, 10g shea butter, 2.5tbsp almond oil, 2tbsp jojoba oil, bain-marie - a heat-proof bowl in a pan of water - 17 drops of essential oils, lidded jars, thermometer, label.
You will need 15g beeswax, 10g shea butter, 2.5tbsp almond oil, 2tbsp jojoba oil, bain-marie -- a heat-proof bowl in a pan of water -- 17 drops of A-essential oils, lidded jars, A-thermometer, label.
2 Meanwhile, chop, grate or break up the chocolate into very small pieces and place in a heatproof glass or ceramic bowl over a bain-marie. Do not let the simmering water touch the bottom of the bowl.
Chop the chocolate and place it in a bowl; melt over a slowly simmering bain-marie until the temperature reaches approximately 45EC on a cooking thermometer.
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I also added a teaspoon of vanilla extract to the egg mixture for more flavor and baked the flans in a bain-marie (water bath) so that the custard's texture would be fine and delicate.
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