The Italian café coffee cream, thick and velvety, with 4 ingredients
The Italian café coffee cream, made at home with your machine. Thick, velvety, creamy on the very first spin — and it takes only 4 ingredients. The secret is condensed milk, which acts like syrup: pre-dissolved sugar that keeps the cream soft at -18°C.
Add 2 tablespoons of cold milk on the surface, level it and RE-SPIN. It comes out thick and velvety.
Condensed milk does the same job as syrup in poached fruit: it's sugar already dissolved in milk. It lowers the freezing point so the -18°C block stays soft, the blade works it effortlessly and the cream comes out thick and velvety on the first spin. The cream provides the fat that makes it round on the palate. The milk powder adds body and protein. The strong moka coffee gives the aroma. Four ingredients: the Italian café coffee cream, made with your machine.
Want it even creamier? After the SORBET program, add 70 g (Dolci) / 100 g (Deluxe) of cold mascarpone from the fridge on top of the cream and RE-SPIN. It turns into a thick cremino to eat with a spoon.
Serve it in a small glass with a generous swirl, a few coffee beans on top or a dusting of bitter cocoa. It's the Italian café finish: after the coffee, the coffee cream. Great next to an espresso or a cantuccio biscuit.
The coffee must be strong and completely cold before mixing it with the cream, otherwise the base splits. If it comes out grainy on the first spin, re-spin with 2 tablespoons of cold milk. Storage: best within 1-2 weeks; for leftover portions do a quick re-spin before serving.
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