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Evaporated milk can make a great substitute for cream if you've run out and only have a tin of evaporated milk on hand. It is also an excellent replacement where you are seeking to reduce cholesterol in your diet because it contains a lot less cholesterol than cream.

Ingredients

  • Canned evaporated milk (enough to substitute the amount of cream you are replacing)
  1. Watermark wikiHow to Whip Evaporated Milk
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    The cubes are ready when ice has formed around the edges of the milk.[1]
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    Use a spatula to remove from the bowl.
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    Can I make this the night before I need to use it?
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    Yes you can. However, do be aware that it will lose some of its thickness. It is best to do it on the day or right before using it, but it will still be creamy goodness if you make it the night before.
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    Do I add sugar and vanilla?
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    Adding a small amount of confectioner's sugar is a better option than normal sugar. A few drops of vanilla is all right too.
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    If you didn't want to follow these exact steps, you could look for steps elsewhere. These are the steps for this recipe.
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Tips

  • This would also be a good time to add unflavored gelatin to use as a stabilizer, follow directions on gelatin envelope.
  • This also makes a delicious dessert on its own when topped with grated dark chocolate, chopped glacé cherries and chopped almonds.
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Things You'll Need

  • Ice cube trays
  • Mixing bowl
  • Electric mixer
  • Spatula

About This Article

Maria Short
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This article was reviewed by Maria Short. Maria Short is a Baker and the Owner of Short N Sweet Bakery & Cafe in Hilo, Hawaii. With over 24 years of experience, she specializes in specialty desserts and wedding cakes. She graduated from L’Academie de Cuisine’s Pastry Arts Program with honors and studied at Baltimore International Culinary College. In 2019, Maria competed in the 6th season of the Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship. In 2010, she had a cake named one of “America’s Most Beautiful Cakes” by Brides magazine. This article has been viewed 215,116 times.
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Updated: December 22, 2023
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Categories: Eggs and Dairy
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    May 21, 2022

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