Quickie Caramel Ice Cream

"As I live in South Africa, I'm sometimes uncertain whether you have the same ingredients in the USA. Sometimes the names of ingredients differ: we tend to use the British terms! I have no idea where this quickie came from, but was probably passed on by a friend, as it's handwritten. Use any popular chocolate bars which can be roughly grated or chopped up."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
1 quart
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ingredients

  • 16 fluid ounces pouring custard (shop-bought will do. It must not be too thick)
  • 8 ounces caramelised condensed milk
  • 4 -6 ounces roughly chopped-up chocolate candy bars (to taste, of the kind which contain nuts or toffee or nutty chocolate)
  • 8 fluid ounces fresh cream, whipped until quite firm
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directions

  • Mix the custard with the caramel until well mixed.
  • Stir in the chopped-up chocolate bars of your choice.
  • Fold in the whipped cream.
  • Freeze in a suitable container until firm.
  • Yield: about 1 quart/4 cups/1 litre.

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Reviews

  1. In Canada the caramalized sweetened condensed milk is called dulce le leche, often made by Presidents Choice. If not, u can put the condensed milk in the microwave, but stop to stir often. For the custard most super markets carry Birds brand powder..... extremely tasty! May take a little longer, but I am sure it will be worth it! Can't wait to try this recipe!
     
  2. Zurie, No boxed custard in US, neither "carmelised" (not "caramelised")condensed milk! Wonderful recipe, easy to make,NOT QUICK! Have to caramelise condensed milk as well as the custard from scratch as custard powder is not readily available either.... Five stars for the ice cream! Tillie
     
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I'm a widow, retired, and I love cooking. I live on the coast in South Africa and I love seafood. You're welcome to my recipes (all kinds, definitely not just seafood!) Just remember that no recipe is ever cast in stone -- adjust to your taste! The photo was taken at a rustic seaside restaurant on our West Coast, approx 1 year ago (2016).
 
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