[strawberry Vanilla Ice Cream] with Strawberry Jam
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1. Put the A part in a steel basin and use low speed to beat to six to seven distribution (slightly flowing state), put it in the refrigerator and refrigerate (the temperature is high in summer, please put ice at the bottom for easier dispersing) 2. Vanilla pod Cross-section, scrape off the black vanilla with a knife. 3. Put all the B ingredients in a steel pot and mix them evenly. Use low heat to boil until small bubbles are formed on the side of the pot (do not boil until boiling). The boiled milk is sieved with a strainer. 4. C material egg yolk + granulated sugar is beaten at a high speed with a whisk, and it becomes white and fluffy. 5. Slowly add the milk of B material to the egg yolk and stir evenly. 6. Put the egg yolk milk on a small basin with water. Put the small basin on the induction cooker and heat it with the water vapor coming up. The egg yolk milk is whipped into a thick and fluffy foam shape (this whipping process needs to be patient, it takes about 10 minutes or more). Beat the egg custard to the point that it won't close together with your hands. 7. Put ice cubes at the bottom of the beaten custard to cool it down.
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8. Mix the pre-whipped animal whipped cream of material A with custard, and add strawberry jam to D. 9. Seal with plastic wrap and put it in the freezer (the container is preferably stainless steel) 10. Take out the ice for 3-4 hours and stir it with a spoon, then put it back in the freezer and freeze for more than 12 hours
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Attachment: Strawberry jam 1. Wash the lemon and squeeze the juice for later use. 2. Wash the strawberries, remove the stalks, and wipe off the water, put them in an acid-proof container and add fine sugar (I have the last bit of bee sugar in my house, so I use bee sugar instead of fine sugar). 3. Use a rubber spatula to gently stir the strawberries and sugar to mix them thoroughly. 4. Put Practice 3 to stand for 30-60 minutes or refrigerate for 12-24 hours. At this time, the sugar will be completely dissolved and the strawberries will release natural pectin. 5. Pour method 4 into an acid-resistant pot, first add lemon juice and bring to a boil over medium heat, then turn to low heat and add maltose to continue cooking. While cooking, use a wooden spoon to stir until the sauce is thick. It is a fragrant jam with strawberry particles.
Tips:
Muriel nags:
1. If white foam is produced during the cooking process, it can be removed with a stainless steel spoon.
2. This formula can be used to press strawberries into a puree to make slush strawberry jam.