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Stop baked custard from curdling

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just happened to me, i used the toilet to fix it to avoid embarresment.

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Mix the hot milk into the egg yolk a little at a time, don't put the yolk into the hot milk. this should prevent curdling.

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Do you mean "uncurdle" it? You can't.

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