I used this recipe as the basis for my first chocolate ice cream. Having said that, prepare for mild blasphemy:I did not make this as a custard.Instead I used:2 cups cream1 cup whole milk1 can sweetened condensed milk3 tbsp of special dark cocoa powder3 oz semi-sweet chocolate chips1/4 tsp sea salt1 tbsp homemade vanilla extractI just combined the milk, cream, and sweetened condensed milk and then heated 1 cup of that mixture in the microwave for 60 seconds.Then I put the heated in a sauce pan on low-medium heat and mixed in the salt, cocoa powder, and chocolate chips. They melted quickly and easily in about 30 seconds with constant whisking.I then returned the saucepan contents to the blender pitcher and mixed on low for 40 seconds to completely mix the remaining fine lumps of cocoa powder.The blender pitcher went into the fridge for an hour and then into the ice cream maker!Easy to make with a 5 year old and a 3 year old helping, they loved it and I didn't need to try and keep track of a custard.The result: Incredibly smooth texture, silky chocolatey flavor, a real keeper.
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I'm lactose intolerant, so I substituted oat milk, plant cream, and dairy-free chocolate chips (chopped up), and it turned out fabulous. My ice cream maker has a Gelato setting, which is what I used. The texture was the smoothest I've ever had. This will be my go-to chocolate ice cream recipe going forward.
I make a carrot cake every year for my dad's birthday. This year, I decided to switch up my recipe and use this instead. He absolutely loved it. This will be our new classic. I followed the instructions to the T except that I baked it in two 9" rounds.
This recipe is amazing! You get all of the richness of a cream cheese frosting, but without the heavy, cloying sweetness. This was a huge hit. I'm definitely saving it.
I mostly followed the recipe. I did add a full pound of ground beef because my beef is packaged that way, and I added a bit of red wine to the sauce. I let the sauce simmer for closer to 3 hours and it was very thick, perfect texture. It was absolutely incredible.
The taste was absolutely fantastic! I didn't quite use all of the cabbage, but my head was probably more medium sized. Having said that, I think this is actually more like 12+ servings. It made a LOT of food.
I made the recipe as written. I really liked the flavor, but if I were to make it again, I would not melt the butter. I would soften it so the crumble on top was more of a crumble. The melted butter made the texture a little weird.
This was easier than I expected to make. I used the food processor to grind up the pistachios and that really made prep fast. Tasted amazing!
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