Can you whip up homemade evaporated milk?

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Whipping evaporated milk is much more difficult than whipping cream, but you can do it as long as you used full-fat milk (or added plenty of butter). Chill the milk, bowl, and beaters in the freezer first, but take out the milk once small ice crystals start to form.

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