Custard: Dulce de Leche

Ingredients

I1:🥛sweetened condensed milk
I2:🥚5 eggs
I3:🍬¼+ cup sugar
I4:🥛½ cup 1% milk
I5:🥛1.5 cups cream
I6:🧂¼ tsp salt

Instructions

Step 1:Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I1: 🥛 sweetened condensed milk
Step 2:Blend
I2: 🥚 5 eggs
I3: 🍬 ¼+ cup sugar
I4: 🥛 ½ cup 1% milk
I5: 🥛 1.5 cups cream
I6: 🧂 ¼ tsp salt
Step 3:Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
Step 4:Churn

Result

Good. Soft.


Ingredients

I1:🥛sweetened condensed milk
I2:🥚5 eggs
I3:🍬¼ cup sugar
I4:🥛½ cup 1% milk
I5:🥛1.5 cups cream
I6:🧂¼ tsp salt

Instructions

Step 1:Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I1: 🥛 sweetened condensed milk
Step 2:Blend
I2: 🥚 5 eggs
I3: 🍬 ¼ cup sugar
I4: 🥛 ½ cup 1% milk
I5: 🥛 1.5 cups cream
I6: 🧂 ¼ tsp salt
Step 3:Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
Step 4:Churn

Result

This time I didn’t overcook the Dulce de leche and got more product to start with. Ultimately, it was too soft and there wasn’t enough volume. Rechurned with ½ cup 1% milk added. Firmer but still soft. Would recommend 1 to 1.5 cups of 1% milk next time.


Ingredients

I1:🥛sweetened condensed milk
I2:🥚5 eggs
I3:🍬¼ cup sugar
I4:🥛1.5 cup 1% milk
I5:🥛1.5 cups cream
I6:🧂¼ tsp salt

Instructions

Step 1:Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I1: 🥛 sweetened condensed milk
Step 2:Blend
I2: 🥚 5 eggs
I3: 🍬 ¼ cup sugar
I4: 🥛 1.5 cup 1% milk
I5: 🥛 1.5 cups cream
I6: 🧂 ¼ tsp salt
Step 3:Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
Step 4:Churn

Result

Same flavor as above, but firm like ice cream. For the custard ice cream crowd, I’d probably recommend the intermediate of 1 cup of 1% milk.


Ingredients

I1:🥛sweetened condensed milk
I2:🥚5 eggs
I3:🍬¼ cup sugar
I4:🥛1 cup 1% milk
I5:🥛1.5 cups cream
I6:🧂¼ tsp salt

Instructions

Step 1:Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I1: 🥛 sweetened condensed milk
Step 2:Blend
I2: 🥚 5 eggs
I3: 🍬 ¼ cup sugar
I4: 🥛 1 cup 1% milk
I5: 🥛 1.5 cups cream
I6: 🧂 ¼ tsp salt
Step 3:Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
Step 4:Churn

Result

Missing result in notes. Presumably this was firmer than variant 3.


Raw recipe file

## Variant 1:

I1: sweetened condensed milk
I2: 5 eggs
I3: ¼+ cup sugar
I4: ½ cup 1% milk
I5: 1.5 cups cream
I6: ¼ tsp salt

I1
O1: Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I(2-6)
O2: Blend
O3: Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
O4: Churn

### Result

Good. Soft.

## Variant 2:

I1: sweetened condensed milk
I2: 5 eggs
I3: ¼ cup sugar
I4: ½ cup 1% milk
I5: 1.5 cups cream
I6: ¼ tsp salt

I1
O1: Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I(2-6)
O2: Blend
O3: Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
O4: Churn

### Result

This time I didn’t overcook the Dulce de leche and got more product to start with. Ultimately, it was too soft and there wasn’t enough volume. Rechurned with ½ cup 1% milk added. Firmer but still soft. Would recommend 1 to 1.5 cups of 1% milk next time.

## Variant 3:

I1: sweetened condensed milk
I2: 5 eggs
I3: ¼ cup sugar
I4: 1.5 cup 1% milk
I5: 1.5 cups cream
I6: ¼ tsp salt

I1
O1: Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I(2-6)
O2: Blend
O3: Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
O4: Churn

### Result

Same flavor as above, but firm like ice cream. For the custard ice cream crowd, I’d probably recommend the intermediate of 1 cup of 1% milk.

## Variant 4:

I1: sweetened condensed milk
I2: 5 eggs
I3: ¼ cup sugar
I4: 1 cup 1% milk
I5: 1.5 cups cream
I6: ¼ tsp salt

I1
O1: Simmer unopened can for 2-3 hours in water
I(2-6)
O2: Blend
O3: Sous Vide at 175 for an hour
O4: Churn

### Result

Missing result in notes. Presumably this was firmer than variant 3.