Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream

by CoCoLc

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

CoCoLc's private dish recipe-vanilla ice cream vanilla ice cream is a traditional and classic freezing point. I love ice cream, especially its milky fragrance and soft taste, which has conquered countless family memories of childhood growth. Here, my dear Mitian and gourmet friends slowly share "CoCoLc's Private Vegetable Recipe-Vanilla Ice Cream"! "

Ingredients

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream

1. Egg yolks, sugar, vanilla pods, milk (small measuring cup), whipped cream (large measuring cup).

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

2. Pour granulated sugar on top of the egg yolk.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

3. Use a stirrer to stir evenly in step (2) for later use.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

4. Pour milk and vanilla pods in the spare skillet. (Use a fruit knife to cut the vanilla pod from it, and then split the vanilla pod. Use the tip of the back of the knife to scrape the seeds in the vanilla pod from one end to the other.)

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

5. Before boiling over medium heat, turn off the heat.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

6. After step (5), pour into the spare step (3). (At this time, the blender should pour the boiled milk vanilla pods while stirring.)

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

7. After step (6), pour it into the boiling pot.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

8. Slowly simmer on low heat until it becomes a little thick and then turn off the heat. (At this time, keep stirring so as not to burn the pot, and be careful not to separate the egg liquid from the milk.)

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

9. After step (8), pour it into a spare container and put it in a colander, and scrape it with a silicone spatula. The bottom of the colander will be stained, so scrape it into the container for later use.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

10. In addition, add water and ice cubes to the spare large container, place step (9) on it, and use a silica gel spatula to continuously stir until it cools.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

11. Step (10) After cooling, slowly pour in the spare fresh cream while stirring.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

12. Take the ice cream maker out of the freezer, and then slowly pour step (11) into the ice cream maker. (The ice cream machine can be chilled below minus 18 in the freezer 24 hours beforehand. The time is too short and the cooling temperature is not enough. When it is stirred above minus 18, it will be in a liquid state.)

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

13. During stirring, it gradually formed a thick and soft state.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

14. After the stirring is complete, transfer to a frozen container, and then place it in the freezer for several hours. (I put too much material, which made it impossible to stir in 15 minutes, so I had to transfer it to a frozen container, and then put it in the freezer for a few hours. (Ice cream machine usually takes more than 20 minutes to complete.))

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

15. After step (14), put it in a frozen ice cream tray and sprinkle with almonds before serving. ("The roasting of partial peach kernel slices" please refer to the relevant recipe, log: "CoCoLc's private dish recipe-roasting almond slices".)

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

16. Finished picture.

Cocolc's Private Dish Recipe-vanilla Ice Cream recipe

Tips:

Afterwords:
1: Put a piece of vanilla pod if you like it, and half a piece if you don't like it. According to personal preference, you can add or subtract according to your own discretion.
2: Fresh cream is divided into >> 35%, 40%, 45%, according to personal preference, you can decide by yourself.
3: Sugar feels not sweet enough, just add or subtract by yourself.

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