Chefs' Recipes

Dulce de leche milkshake

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for dulce de leche milkshake from The Paramount Coffee Project in Sydney.
Dulce de leche milkshake

Dulce de leche milkshake

James Moffatt
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“The dulce de leche milkshake at The Paramount Coffee Project is to die for. It would be great to know how it’s made so I could try it at home.”

Valerie Simpson, East Balmain, NSW

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Ingredients

Dulce de leche crème

Method

Main

1.For dulce de leche crème, whisk dulce de leche and cream in a saucepan over medium heat until smooth and combined. Add sea salt until you can just taste it (about 1 tsp). Transfer to a bowl and refrigerate.
2.Combine 4 scoops vanilla ice-cream, 200ml milk and 200ml dulce de leche crème in a blender and process until smooth and frothy, then repeat (remaining dulce de leche crème will keep refrigerated for 4 days). Serve cold.

Note At The Paramount Coffee Project the chefs make their own dulce de leche from condensed milk. Dulce de leche is a Spanish and Latin American caramel made with milk. It’s available from Latin American and Spanish shops. To make your own, stir condensed milk continuously in a saucepan over low heat until dark caramel in colour (35-45 minutes)

Notes

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