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We bake by the heart, that's the motto of our group, the Chicken farm Bakers (the name comes from the fact that we use a lot of eggs when baking and it will be great if we have our own farm, haha). Now, we have more member from 2 to 8, I'm so happy. But I don't want to limit ourself to the bake goods, there are so many kinds of sweet which we love.
So this project #2 I'm a host and I suggest White Chocolate Ice Cream.
As we don't limit the creation or the recipe so my Ice Cream is my own creation. Due to the fact that I really want to make white chocolate ice cream but I brought a wrong chocolate (I wanted the plain one but picked the nougat one instead, Haha), so I have to find a delicious way to add the White Chocolate with Nougat into it.
So, welcome you to the Chicken Farm Bakers’ Project #2, the White Chocolate Ice Cream, that become one of my favorite recipes now.
September 2008, Chicken Farm Bakers’ Project #2: White Chocolate Ice Cream with White Chocolate and Nougat Chunks
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80 g | White chocolate, Chopped |
3 | Egg Yolks |
25 g | Sugar |
¼ teaspoon | Sea salt |
1 cup/250 ml | Milk |
1 cup/ 250 ml | heavy (whipping) cream |
50 g | White chocolate with Nougat, chopped |
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Whisk in the white chocolate until it is completely melted.
Return the mixture to the saucepan. Cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly with a heat-resistant plastic or wooden spatula, until the custard reaches 175°F and lightly coats the spatula.
Strain the custard into a clean bowl and cool over an ice bath until room temperature. Refrigerate the custard for at least 4 hours or up to overnight.
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White Chocolate Ice Cream with White Chocolate and Nougat Chunks
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