2TeabagsEarl Grey TeaOr 2 full teaspoons of loose tea
⅚CupMilk200 ml
100Gr.SugarLook under notes for alternatives
Instructions
Cold steep the tea in whipping cream overnight (or for at least 8-10 hours).
Heat the milk with the sugar over medium heat.Evaporate the milk so it reduces to about the half amount.Then set aside and let cool for around 30 minutes.
Remove tea solids from the whipping cream, then combine with the homemade condensed milk. Let freeze in an ice cream maker.If you don’t have an ice maker, check for alternatives under notes.
Notes
For a sugar free version, combining equal parts of xylitol and erythritol works great. For example, you could use 50 gr. xylitol and 50 gr. erythritol.
This recipe is on the slightly less sweet side. But I personally still use a little less sweetener (only 40 gr. xylitol and 40 gr. erythritol). Feel free to adapt the sugar to your liking!
You may experiment using other types of tea, like regular black tea. Any tea that goes well with milk is a good option.
If you don’t have an ice cream maker, you can make your ice following one of these methods. I used method three before buying my ice cream machine.