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Quick post this week! I have been making a load of homemade ice-cream lately and I am loving this dulche de leche flavour although my waistline is giving me a bit of tude at the moment…
Buying an ice-cream machine was, I have to say a stroke of genius!! You really can’t beat homemade ice-cream. Well, not 100% true – Messina ice-cream here in Australia is pretty damn amazing BUT the fact I can make a litre of ice cream for the same cost as a couple scoops there is definitely a winner! I have been experimenting with a few different flavours lately – hokey pokey, chocolate fudge brownie (the wife’s favourite) and a lemon meringue too so stay tuned for the scoop on those!! I know, I know LAME dad joke…… But without a doubt dulche de leche is my personal favourite!
Ingredients
- 2 tins condensed milk
- 5 egg yolks
- 2 cups cream
- 2 cups whole milk
- 1 tsp vanilla bean puree
- .5 cup castor sugar
- pinch salt
Instructions
Dulche de Leche
- Place the 2 tins of condensed milk in a saucepan of water - insuring the water is a couple inches above the top of the tins.
- Simmer gently for 3 hours, ensuring water is completely covering the tins.
- Allow to cool in tins and you have made some delicious dulche de leche!
Ice Cream
- Mix together the egg yolks, 1 tin of dulche de leche and vanilla. Set aside.
- In a large saucepan add the sugar, salt, milk & cream. Stir to combine and heat on medium heat until just below boiling.
- Pour 1/2 the heated milk mixture into the egg mix and stir to combine. Place egg mixture back into saucepan with remaining milk mixture and heat until it thickens and the mixture coats the back of a spoon.
- Strain through a sieve and allow to cool to room temp and place in fridge for minimum of 2 hours - I usually leave mine overnight.
- Once mixture is sufficiently cool then churn according to ice-cream machine instructions. I did this one for 50 minutes.
- Meanwhile, whisk remaining tin of dulche de leche with a little cream until its a runny smooth caramel texture.
- Once ice cream is churned scoop into a freezer proof container and ripple the dulche de leche through it. Cover and freeze for minimum 2 hours until set. *see tips for creating ripple affect*
Notes
Essential Tools
- saucepan
- mixing bowl x 2
- whisk
- wooden spoon/spatula
- ice cream machine
- measuring spoons/cups
Tips/Tricks
- to create ripple affect in ice cream you need to add 1/3 of the ice cream to a container and then add a spoonful or 2 of the dulche de leche to the ice cream and using a spoon or back of a wooden spoon swirl it gently.
- Repeat with another third of ice cream and so on
work quickly with the ice cream once it has churned to stop it melting - take your insta pics asap and get the ice-cream into the freezer quickly to stop ice crystals forming - dulche de leche will keep for about 1 month in an unopened container and about 1 week when opened
Nutrition
Ohh that looks yummy! I’ve tried making ice cream before but didn’t like the texture with the way it came out. This does look good though!
Now that is ice cream I could eat all day long. I have a sweet tooth when it comes to ice cream and I’ve vowed to learn to make it in the new year.
This looks absolutely delicious… I need to try and make it.. I hope it comes out right.
Dulce De Leche is one of my favorite flavors. Can’t wait to try this recipe!
It looks delicious. Thank you for sharing this recipe
This is definitely one of my fav flavors. I think you’ve just inspired me to get an ice cream machine!
This looks like the most delicious ice cream ever! Yum!
You know it 😜😜
That looks so yummy and lush! I wish i had an ice cream machine right now so I could make it :'(
Next run my ice cream gets will be with this recipe! Looks amazing!
Thanks Jaimie – I’ve got a choc fudge brownie one coming to and it’s pretty EPIC. Not that I’m biased at all
Wooow, I can’t wait to try it, Thanks for sharing….
Anytime – looking forward to seeing your results
My ice cream inspiration! And I loved your idea of using a loaf pan, made my ice cream set up way faster.
Thanks Tara – would love to see some of your creations. Happy cooking (ice cream making!)