The internet is so helpful (for cooking)

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The discussion centers on the process of scalding milk, specifically for a recipe involving ice cream. Users share insights on how to effectively scald milk, emphasizing the importance of using a thin-bottomed pan and high heat. The term "scalding" is clarified as heating the milk without bringing it to a boil. Overall, the conversation highlights the utility of online resources for cooking techniques.

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I have a recipe for ice cream that requires me to "scald" the milk. :confused: I type in "scald milk" into google and, sure enough, I get a list of web sites that explain how to scald/scorch milk.

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O Chef said:
Q: How do you scorch milk?

A: Put the milk in a pan (preferably a thin-bottomed one) over very high heat and leave the room. Come back when the smell becomes unpleasant and throw the milk and the pan away.

Okay, after that, it actually does explain what's meant by scalding/scorching milk. :smile:
 
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Scalding means just to make the milk hot, but not to boil it. Oh, it explains. :redface:
 
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