Strawberry Ice Cream
1.
Prepare materials.
2.
Separate the egg yolk, put it in a bowl, and add 30 grams of white sugar.
3.
Whisk with a whisk until the white sugar melts and the egg liquid becomes larger and milky white.
4.
Pour the milk into the soup pot and heat it to a boil, then remove it from the heat immediately.
5.
Slowly pour into the egg yolk paste, stirring while pouring.
6.
Stir the custard and set aside to cool.
7.
Pour the whipped cream into a bowl and add the remaining 30 grams of white sugar.
8.
Use a whisk to beat for use.
9.
Add homemade yogurt to the custard after cooling.
10.
Add in portions and mix well.
11.
Stir the custard and add homemade strawberry jam.
12.
Stir well with a whisk.
13.
Add the whipped cream in portions.
14.
Stir thoroughly.
15.
Take out the ice cream bucket that has been frozen for more than 17 hours and install the mixing piece. Install the bottom adapter. Pour the mixed ice cream paste into the ice cream bucket
16.
Put it into the bread machine and install it. Close the lid and select the "imix" stirring function for 25 minutes.
17.
After the work is over, the stirred ice cream is still very soft and cannot be shaped like a ball. It can be placed in the refrigerator to continue freezing for several hours. I thought the ice cream bucket took up space, so I poured it into the crisper.
18.
Put the lid on and put it in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator. After freezing hard, take out the digging ball and shape it.
Tips:
1. The egg yolk paste must be beaten until the volume becomes large and milky white.
2. The whipped cream is best to be sent, so that the ice cream will be fluffy, delicate and free of ice residue.
3. If the ice cream is frozen in the refrigerator for a few hours, if you have time, take it out and stir it in the middle to make the ice cream more delicate.