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Plan Ahead
Up to 5 hrs of hands-off time you can shift to earlier.
…container into the freezer for a minimum of 5-6 hours, or preferably overnight, until the ice cream is completely set.
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Cut the vanilla bean pod in half, split it down the middle, and use the back of a knife to scrape out all the beautiful vanilla beans from the inside.
Pour 600ml of heavy cream (minimum 35% milk fat) into a large mixing bowl. Add a 400g can of sweetened condensed milk. If you prefer less sweet ice cream, you can use half a can of condensed milk.
Add the scraped vanilla beans to the bowl with the cream and condensed milk.
Using an electric hand mixer, beat the mixture for about , or until the mixture forms soft peaks. You will see little black flecks of vanilla beans throughout.
Gently spoon the beautiful thick cream mixture into a freezer-safe container. Do this gently to avoid knocking out the air into the cream.
Cover the surface of the mixture directly with plastic kitchen wrap, ensuring it touches the surface, to prevent too many ice crystals from forming and to avoid a frosty top.
Place the container into the freezer for a minimum of , or preferably overnight, until the ice cream is completely set.
Once the ice cream is set, carefully remove the plastic wrap and scoop it into serving bowls.
• Don't throw away vanilla pods; put them in a jar with sugar and shake every couple of days to create vanilla-flavored sugar.
• For chocolate ice cream, replace vanilla with 1/4 cup of sifted unsweetened cocoa powder, mixed in before beating.
• For fruity ice cream (e.g., strawberry, mango), puree fruit and add to taste to the mixture before beating.
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