Custard Ice Cream
Custard Ice Cream

Hello everybody, it is John, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a special dish, custard ice cream. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

Custard Ice Cream is one of the most well liked of current trending meals in the world. It’s simple, it is fast, it tastes yummy. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. They are nice and they look wonderful. Custard Ice Cream is something that I’ve loved my entire life.

Scoop custard powder ice cream and finally garnish with cherries. For more Ice cream recipes, you can check Chocolate ice cream Vanilla ice cream Butterscotch ice cream. As your ice cream maker churns the custard, you'll gradually see it thickening.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have custard ice cream using 14 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Custard Ice Cream:
  1. Take Custard Base
  2. Make ready 8 L Egg yolks (10 if small)
  3. Take 4 C Heavy Cream
  4. Get 1/4 C sugar/ substitute
  5. Prepare Strainer
  6. Take Additional bowl or Pyrex dish
  7. Take Ice Cream Maker
  8. Take Butter Pecan Flavor
  9. Take 1 C chopped pecans
  10. Prepare 3 Tbsp Butter
  11. Take Skillet
  12. Make ready Coconut Flavor
  13. Take 1 1/2 C shredded unsweetened coconut
  14. Prepare 1 C coconut milk in substitute of 1 C cream

Cook an egg custard for thick and rich homemade ice cream. To make the custard for homemade ice cream, cook milk in a heavy saucepan over medium heat, stirring just until bubbles appear. Custard and ice cream are made of the same three basic ingredients: milk, sugar, and cream. The difference between the two is that custard also has cooked egg yolks in it that provides a silkier texture.

Steps to make Custard Ice Cream:
  1. BUTTER PECAN: cook pecans over medium-heat with butter for 5-7 min until light brown and fragrant. Set aside.
  2. COCONUT: In medium saucepan toast shredded coconut until deeply golden brown - about 5 minutes. (careful - keep stirring, they burn easily). Transfer ½ C to plate and reserve. Proceed with base recipe in same saucepan. Let custard steep for 1 hour before straining (press down hard on solids). Add reserved coconut to base during last 2 minutes of churning.
  3. Separate the egg yolks and whites. We won't be needing the whites - so store for them for a later baking project.
  4. Stir the heavy cream and sugar over medium heat until the temperature of mixture becomes almost scalding.
  5. Vanilla Bean: At this point you can add vanilla or a vanilla bean if you're planning on concocting a vanilla flavour ice-cream. Let the bean simmer for a few minutes - or once you can tell that the bean has been sufficiently infused.
  6. When the cream is just about scalding/reached it's boiling point, move it off the heat, measure out a cup or two of the hot cream and SLOWLY pour, while whisking the yolks vigorously and consistently, into the yolk mixture. The yolks need to be introduced to heat before they are incorporated into the saucepan of cream so that they don't cook, and curdle.
  7. Next, turn up the heat, pour the yolk+cream into the saucepan, this time STIRRING with a wooden spatula or spoon (not whisking) until the mixture starts thickening. If the remaining cream is very hot this may take as little as 1-2 minutes; be careful and keep a bowl with strainer nearby so that you can immediately strain if it gets too thick.
  8. I would suggest a cautionary approach, and put the flame on very low to mitigate any chances of the custard curdling. This would take 10 minutes or more, depending on how low the flame is. Patience is key.
  9. When you feel that it is thick enough, IMMEDIATELY strain the custard, into a storage container, or bowl. The custard continues to cook even with the flame off, so there is still a chance that it could thicken and curdle.
  10. Continuously stir until, when you run your finger through the coating on the back of the spoon, there is a clear line - that doesn't run. (Tip: better to take it off the flame sooner than risk having it curdled! If it does, the custard will be piece-y and the texture of the ice-cream will be off.)
  11. Place the container into the fridge for at least two hours or overnight. I store it in a bowl and cover it with Saran wrap so it doesn't develop a film on top.
  12. Butter Pecan: add the pecans after straining and then place in fridge to cool.
  13. The custard is now ready to be made into delicious ice-cream! Follow your ice cream maker's directions at this point.

She says frozen custard and ice cream are the same thing; we beg to differ. So, in the great custard vs. ice cream debate, let's break down what separates the two, which one is healthier for. Frozen custard is a cold dessert similar to ice cream, but made with eggs in addition to cream and sugar. Ice cream and custard are both made from cream or milk and sugar. Pour the heavy cream and half-and-half cream into a heavy saucepan, place over medium-low heat, and heat until barely simmering, stirring frequently.

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