This dulce de leche ice cream recipe uses South America's favorite sweet sauce to create a caramel-like and creamy ice cream. I can never have enough ice cream - from chocolate Oreo ice cream to peppermint ice cream to
chocolate peanut butter ice cream to marshmallow ice cream. But have you had some with dulce de leche? Before today I hadn't either. However I had bought a jar of dulce de leche for another dessert and was trying to come up with a way to use the rest. And then it
hit me - homemade ice cream. For those that have never had dulce de leche, it is South American's version of caramel - made with milk and sugar. I mean who doesn't love caramel? And by adding it into this ice cream, you get that caramel flavor with every bite that is hard to resist. While I bought the dulce de
leche at the store, you are welcome to make your own. Baking a Moment has a great and easy recipe that uses just condensed milk. This homemade ice cream is great on its own or to complement other desserts
including: What Ice Cream Maker Do You Use? It may be the cheapest one available, but the Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker is super simple to use and makes the best ice cream at home. Can You Make Ice Cream with Half-and-Half Instead of Heavy
Cream? You can although I highly recommend trying to use whole milk and heavy cream as the high fat content creates the creamy texture when the ice cream is cooled. Nearly any type of milk will work, and you can substitute half-and-half for the cream. But just keep in mind, it won't be as creamy and could get icy. Do I Have to Heat Up the Cream Mixture? Yes. When
adding the eggs, while the chance is very small, if you bring to 185°F you kill the risk of salmonella. How Do I Keep It From Being Icy? So in general, eggs help prevent ice crystals but I also add Xanthan gum a lot of times to my recipes. Xanthan gum helps stabilize the ice cream and prevents ice crystals from forming. The usual problem with homemade ice cream is it will only lasts a couple of days before ice crystals form. But the Xanthan gum helps battle this. Just add ¼ tsp. Pro Tips/Recipe Notes
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If you’ve tried this dulce de leche ice cream or any other recipe on Chisel & Fork, please let me know how it turned out in the comments below! You can also follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube to see more tasty meals and anything else I'm up to. This homemade ice cream uses dulce de leche to create a caramel-like and creamy ice cream. Prep Time10 mins Cook Time35 mins Resting Time4 hrs Total Time45 mins Course: Dessert Cuisine: American Servings: 12 scoops Calories: 282kcal
Serving: 1scoop | Calories: 282kcal | Carbohydrates: 23g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 21g | Saturated Fat: 12g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Trans Fat: 0g | Cholesterol: 126mg | Sodium: 89mg | Potassium: 180mg | Fiber: 0g | Sugar: 20g I love seeing what you make so mention @ChiselandFork or tag #chiselandfork on Instagram and please give a star rating below! Receive Top 25 RecipesReader InteractionsWhat is dulce de leche ice cream made of?This easy recipe for homemade dulce de leche ice cream is made with milk, cream, sugar, vanilla and dulce de leche.
What Flavour is dulce de leche ice cream?Dulce de leche ice cream is made with milk, cream, sugar, vanilla, eggs and dulce de leche. What does dulce de leche taste like? Dulce de leche is a sweet sauce which tastes like a richer, thicker version of caramel due to being made from milk and sugar, rather than water and sugar like caramel.
Can dulce de leche be frozen?Yes, you can freeze dulce de leche for up to 6 months. When you add in that you can also store it unopened at room temperature or in the fridge for a couple of months, you can have dulce de leche available in your kitchen for ages!
Where is dulce de leche ice cream from?A favorite sweet treat in Latin America, dulce de leche is made by slowly reducing fresh milk and sugar until the mixture thickens into a luscious caramel. It's delicious blended into homemade ice cream, spread on toast, or warmed and drizzled over fresh fruit, cakes and ice cream.
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