STEP 1/9
First, prepare the ingredients
Prepare 150ml of milk, 100g of butter, and 1 egg yolk.
STEP 2/9
Since butter needs to be melted, pour milk into a pot, add butter, and stir gently over low heat until butter melts
STEP 3/9
When the butter starts to melt, turn off the heat and stir the rest of the milk to melt
STEP 4/9
Cool the melted butter in the milk and put it in a blender, add the egg yolk, and stir it until it mixes well
STEP 5/9
Ta-da! It looks like the three of us mixed it
You have to let it ripen in the refrigerator for 12 hours.
If you want to make milk cream, you have to prepare it 12 hours before using it
STEP 6/9
The contents were taken out of the refrigerator after 12 hours.
It didn't coagulate and it was exactly what it was 12 hours ago.
At this time, it is recommended to make the bowl for the contents cold (it is advantageous to make fresh cream easier if you work with ice on the bottom)
STEP 7/9
I don't have an automatic whisk, so I'll do it by hand.
You just have to stir it with a whisk.
STEP 8/9
I did my best
Will it coagulate? Will whipped cream be made? I've seen it coagulate as soon as I'm worried!
Keep stirring.
It gives off the sweetness of the whipped cream.
I'm putting in sugar. I think you can taste it and put it in as much as you want.
STEP 9/9
If you keep stirring while adding sugar, the milk cream is complete
I used a whisk and stirred it by hand for about 10 minutes, and the whipped cream was made. If you make it in a cold container and environment as much as possible, it helps to cream faster. I froze the remaining whipped cream and it turned into vanilla ice cream. It's also delicious to make cream pasta with frozen whipped cream.
It didn't matter if it was a little over 12 hours, but I tried to make it 24 hours later, but I failed. Make it taste like milk cream, where you can taste the richness of milk