This No Churn Salted Dulce De Leche Ice Cream Recipe is amazingly simple and only needs 4 ingredients! It’s luxuriously smooth, creamy and packed full of flavour. You also don’t need any fancy equipment like an ice cream machine. An electric whisk makes things a little faster, but isn’t crucial. This recipe is made with dulce de leche, which is a thick caramel. I opted for store bought for ease but you can make your own at home by placing a whole, unopened can of condensed milk into a saucepan and completely covering it with water. Bring to a rolling boil and cook for 4 hours. Make sure to check the water often and top up as needed as the tin can explode if it is not fully submerged.
This Ice Cream Mix is a no churn recipe. This means that you don’t need an ice cream machine to make this ice cream. The mix is made, flavoured and scooped into a loaf tin and frozen. Once frozen it is ready to serve and is a smooth, creamy ice cream.
To begin making this ice cream mix, start off by whisking the cream to soft peaks. Soft peaks means the cream will hold it’s shape for a few seconds before sinking back down. Next, add in the condensed milk, and whisk again until combined. Keep back 1-2 tablespoons of caramel for decoration. Add the rest of the caramel and sea salt and mix. Pour into a loaf tin. Dollop some caramel over the top and using a knife or pallette knife, drag across the top to swirl it. Place into the freezer for 4 hours or until frozen solid.
This recipe contains condensed milk. The high sugar content helps prevent ice crystals and keep it smooth. It’s also a thick sweetened milk that has reduced water content which prevents large ice crystals from forming.
Once the ice cream has frozen solid, either wrap the entire loaf tin with cling film or transfer to an airtight container. Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.
Essentially, it’s a thick, rich caramel made by cooking and caramelising condensed milk.
Absolutely, begin by placing a whole, unopened can of condensed milk into a saucepan and completely covering it with water. Bring to a rolling boil and cook for 4 hours. Make sure to check the water often and top up as needed as the tin can explode if it is not fully submerged. Remove from the water after 4 hours carefully and allow to cool before opening.
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