- 1 cup full cream milk
- 1 cup cream
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 2 whole eggs
- Whisk together eggs and sugar until well-combined and fluffy.
- Heat the milk until not-quite boiling, then stir into the egg and sugar.
- Stir the mixture over low heat until it thickens slightly (or coats the back of a spoon), custard style. I do this in a Pyrex bowl over a saucepan of boiling water.
- Refrigerate until cold, then stir in the cream.
- Place the mixture in your icecream maker and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
I like this recipe because it doesn't involve large amounts of egg. In my icecream maker, the end product is quite soft.
I often make this with whole 300mL cartons of milk and cream. The custard takes a little longer to thicken, but otherwise I haven't encountered any problems with it.
This recipe was inspired by the proportions at Think Quest, however I like to cook my eggs a little more than that recipe.
2 comments:
Do you whip the cream first, or just pour it in unwhipped? And is it 'normal' cream, or thickened cream? :P
I used to whip it, but it seems to set harder if you don't (but still not all that hard).
And I just use 'normal' or 'whipping' cream. Apparently the thickener they use can damage some icecream makers.
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