Custard-Style Ice Cream
To make a classic cooked custard ice cream base you’ll need:
This can be a great dessert to eat along with other icy treats and snow cones .
Ingredients
- 3 cups half-and-half
- Pinch salt
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract (optional)
- 8 egg yolks
- 1 cup granulated sugar, divided
- 1 cup heavy cream
Equipment
- Heatproof spatula
- Fine-mesh sieve
- Bowls
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Saucepan
- Whisk
- Ice cream maker
- Freezer container
Bearings
1. In a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and half of the sugar. Put aside.
2. In a medium pot, blend together the cream, creamer, salt, and remaining sugar. Warmth the blend over medium-high warmth, mixing frequently, until the point when it goes to a stew, at that point diminish warmth to medium.

3. Include around 1/2 measure of the cream blend to the egg blend while whisking always (this keeps the eggs from cooking). Rehash with another 1/2 measure of the cream blend.
4. Utilizing a heatproof spatula, blend the cream blend in the pot continually as you empty the egg blend into the container.

5. Cook, blending continually, until the point that thickened and blend coats the back of the spatula, 1 to 2 minutes longer. Expel from warmth.
6. Strain the blend through a fine-work sifter into a spotless bowl and speed in the vanilla concentrate. Set the bowl in an ice shower and mix the base every so often until the point that it’s cooled to room temperature. Expel the bowl from the ice shower, cover with saran wrap, and refrigerate somewhere around 2 hours or medium-term.

Agitating, Ripening, and Storing
Agitating (by hand or in a machine) keeps expansive ice precious stones from framing in the frozen yogurt and produces the smooth surface that makes dessert feel so sumptuous when you eat it. Frozen yogurt agitated in a machine will by and large have more air whipped into the blend than hand-beating can accomplish.

In case you’re utilizing a frozen yogurt machine, stir adhering to the producer’s guidelines. At the point when the blend has thickened and is difficult to mix, expel it from the dessert producer and exchange it to a cooler compartment. On the off chance that you can fight the temptation to eat up it while it’s still in this “delicate serve” arrange, given it a chance to solidify in the coldest piece of your cooler for a few hours or medium-term. Your understanding will be remunerated.

On the off chance that you don’t have a dessert machine, pour the chilled frozen yogurt blend into a cooler safe compartment and place in the cooler. Following 60 minutes, mix energetically (spatula, whisk or electric hand blender) with the end goal to separate any hard ice gems. Rehash like clockwork for the following 2-3 hours or until solidified. If not eating quickly, cover until prepared to serve.
Tip: To keep your frozen ice cream from winding up super-hard in the cooler, ensure both the dessert creator and the blend are kept super cold as you’re making the dessert.
Store extra frozen yogurt in the cooler, in a sealed shut compartment with a layer of cling wrap squeezed onto the surface to keep it from retaining scents or framing ice precious stones.
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