Vanilla chocolate cream
By VicentaLakin
British cream sauce with thick, dark chocolate. Is this your summer dessert, silky taste, like a soft ice cream? Vanilla is your favorite and chocolate is your favorite... and it's your favorite smell of pure and pure in the mornings in a garden full of flowers. You'll follow the waves like a seed to stop, perhaps at a certain point in the gutter of Cancanary, where you'll grow up waiting for someone to bow down
Recipe Recommendations
- milk 250ml
- egg yolk of 3
- fine sugar 40g
- gelatin tablets 5g
- vanilla extract appropriate amount
- light cream 300ML
- dark chocolate 50g
Steps for Vanilla chocolate cream

1
Chocolate moist; glitting in cold water
2
The yolk with the sugar
3
Join the milk and keep beating
4
The egg-milk mixture is pouring into the milk pan and is fully evenly mixed
5
The smallest fire heats up until there's a clear mark on the face of the razor
6
A soft glitting chip drys and adds a warm and smooth mix to the egg paste7
Add a few drops of vanilla
8
Split English butter sauce into two and put one in the mixer
9
Add warm chocolate, and the egg beater slowly mixes in the middle of the mixer
10
Until chocolate is fully mixed with British butter sauce
11
150 ml of light cream to 6 distribution12
Add chocolate-engineer butter sauce
13
Full and balanced chocolate fresh cream solution14
Take an appropriate amount of chocolate fresh cream and pour it to the bottom; freeze to condensate (approximately 1-2 hours)
15
take the remaining 150 ml of light cream to distribution status 6 and mix it with the remaining 1/2 british butter sauce16
Take the right amount and pour it into the top layer of the chocolate thaw when it's condensed; that's all you need to doVanilla chocolate cream Make Tips
About Milk Jelly: Vanilla Chocolate, layered with two colors and two flavors. You can also make caramel, berry, or coffee flavors. Recipe adapted from "The Most Comprehensive Cake Textbook".
Tips:
English Cream Sauce = Vanilla Milk Jelly
English Cream Sauce + Chocolate = Chocolate Milk Jelly
Custard: Heating to about 75°C is sufficient; my experience with failure tells me that 83°C overheats the custard (specifically for this recipe).
Gelatin: Made from collagen extracted from pig skin and cow bones; it dissolves in water between 60-100°C.
Whipping Cream: Whipped to soft peaks; when a small amount is lifted, it will slide off and show texture.