HOME
RECIPES
INFORMATION
KITCHENTOOLS
Starters
Main
Courses
Desserts
Basics
INGREDIENTS:
- * 6 egg yolks
- * 500gr strawberries
- * 150gr caster sugar (very fine sugar)
- * 250ml whole milk
- * 250ml cream (40%fat)
- * 1/2 lemon
- * 5 tablespoons Bailey's strawberry
- Divide the egg yolks from the whites, put
the white aside (freeze it or use those for another recipe).
- Put the egg yolks into a big bowl and add
the sugar, whisk it all together.
- Keep whisking untill is has turned slightly
whiter than before (or beat a few minutes in the Kenwood
or Kitchenaid)
- In a cooking pot, add the milk & the
cream and bring to boiling point.
- (big enough cooking pot, we add
the egg mixture aswell later)
- Add the milk/cream mixture to the eggs
and whisk it firmly and quit fast.
- We don't want the eggs to set to
fast, not making an omelet.
- Pour everything back into the cooking pot
and on a low cooking stand whisk the mixture gently.
- Beat the mixture in a figure eight over
medium heat. Keep a close eye on the bottom of the pan.
- When the mixture starts to stick at the
bottom and the drawing of your tapping movement is clearly
visible.
- DO NOT LET THE MIXTURE COOK AGAIN,
whisk it untill it thikens.
- Remove the green from the strawberries
and put them in a blender together with the bailey's &
the juice from half a lemon.
- Mix until you have a smooth mixture, then
sieve everything so that the seeds are removed.
- Add everything together in the cream mixture
and stirr well.
- Set aside to cool down, best is to let
is set overnight in the fridge.
- (let it cool down first to room-temperature
before setting it into the fridge)
- Pour the mixture into the ice-cream machine
and let the machine do the rest!
TOOLS NEEDED:
- Big bowl
- Whisker
- Ice-cream machine (with build in engine
to get the best result!)
- Beater or kenwood (or kitchenaid)
- Blender
TIPS & TRICKS:
- Make sure to use whole milk for best tasting
experience.
- Use fresh eggs, the egg whites can be used
for making meringue (for example).
- Use seasonal strawberries, they are much
sweeter!
|