How To Make Condensed Milk (Bold Baking Basics)

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Easily make my Homemade Sweetened Condensed Milk recipe and use it to create ice cream, cookies & more! Working as a professional chef, I have learned a lot of tips and tricks over the years. Now I’m going to share with you some Bold Baking Basics that will help you along your baking journey to make it fun and for you to improve your skills. I’m often asked, “Is there a substitute for sweetened condensed milk,

” Well, did you know you can make Homemade Condensed Milk, That’s right, now you don’t just have to go to the store for it. What is Condensed Milk, Condensed milk is traditionally cow’s milk that has much of the water content boiled away and then sugar added. I use Sweetened Condensed Milk a lot in my baking.

If you cannot find it in your country you can easily make it yourself at home. It is one of the main ingredients in my 2 ingredient No Machine Ice Cream. Can I Make Dairy Free Condensed Milk, My condensed milk recipe contains milk, however if you are dairy free and/or like vegan baking I also have the exact same recipe but using coconut milk rather than dairy milk.

It is just as easy to make and it tastes great too. Find my Dairy Free Condensed Milk recipe here. You can also use Nut Milks and other sugars such as stevia. See the Notes section in the recipe for more details. Simmering milk and sugar on a low, controlled heat will yield you a thick, syrupy milk. Once it cools it will thicken and be ready to use. It will last in the fridge for weeks if you don’t need it straight away. What is the Difference Between Condensed Milk and Evaporated Milk,

The biggest difference between condensed and evaporated milk is the sugar content. Both are made by reducing a percent of the water content from the milk but the condensed version has sugar added which is why it’s called Sweetened Condensed Milk. 1. Add the milk and sugar into a small, heavy bottomed saucepan.

2. Heat it on a low heat until the sugar has dissolved. 3. Once all of the sugar has dissolved bring the mix to a simmer over medium low heat. Do not stir once the mix starts to simmer otherwise it can crack and crystalize. 4. Gently simmer for roughly 35-40 minutes, or until the milk has darkened to an almost grey color, has reduced by half and thickened slightly.

You may notice some foam forming on top, gently skim it off with a spoon. 5. When ready, remove from the heat and pour into a jar to cool. Let the condensed milk cool completely before putting on the airtight lid. Just note, it thickens up alot after a few hours in the fridge. 6. Store in a labeled jar in the fridge and it will last for 6 months.

The condensed milk when ready will measure 1 cup/8oz. I’m Gemma Stafford, a professional chef originally from Ireland, and I’m passionate about sharing my years of experience to show you how to make game-changing baking recipes with over-the-top results! Join more than 1 Million other Bold Bakers in the community for new video recipes every week! Have you made a recipe, And don't miss my NEW Bold Baking recipes and tips. Sign up for my weekly email newsletter.

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