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Quick "Faux Creme Brulee"

1 Box instant vanilla pudding
1 c (scant) milk
1 c (scant) cream
Brown sugar for topping

Mix the pudding, milk and cream, then pour into a shallow oven-proof dish. Refrigerate.

Just before you are ready to serve dessert, set the oven for "broil." Sprinkle the top of the mixture generously with brown sugar to cover. Place under the broiler and watch carefully that it does not scorch or burn. It is ready when the brown sugar begins to bubble (*about* 4 minutes). Remove immediately.

Wait for the brown sugar to cool and form a glaze (a matter of minutes). At the table, crack through the glaze with a serving spoon and dish into dessert dishes.

NOTE: If fat is not an issue, this is even richer using only cream instead of milk.

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