1 liter milk (4 c.)
4 eggs
300 g sugar (1 ½ c.)
50 g flour (¼ c.)
50 g vanilla pudding powder (¼ c.)
Heat the milk, stirring occasionally with spoon or whisk. As milk is warming, whisk eggs, sugar, flour, and pudding powder in a separate bowl. Once the milk starts to develop bubbles around the edge of the pot (around 180-190 degrees F), pour half of the milk into the bowl with the eggs and whisk. Temper the eggs. Once the eggs are tempered, pour the mixture in the bowl back into the pan with the milk. Bring custard to a boil and stir while it thickens. Be careful as the mixture is very hot. Once the mixture has thickened, remove from heat. Place a towel or lid on the pan and allow the pan to cool until you can easily touch the sides. Transfer the mixture into a bowl and put a layer of saran wrap directly onto the mixture to prevent a crust from developing. Place in fridge and allow to cool for several hours. The longer it sits the better it tastes. We like it best after 12 hours in the fridge but it usually doesn't last that long.
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