½cupsugarmore if you like it sweeter, I feel like this is the good amount for me
Small pinch of salt
4egg yolksbeaten
Instructions
Try to use the freshest corn you can get because it does make a difference. Remove all the leaves and husks off the corn. Hold the tip of the corn with one hand while the other hand holding a knife and cut the kernels off the cob. Continue until you are done with both corns. I reserve about 1/4 cup of the kernels aside as I like to bite into those little kernels while eating the ice cream. Put the rest in a food processor and process into a smooth slurry
Place heavy cream, sugar and small pinch of salt in a medium sauce pan and stir until the sugar melted and the cream is heated but not boiled. Remove from the heat and gradually pour in about 1/2 cup of the heated cream into the yolks and continue to whisk the egg to temper it. Put the pan back on medium heat and gradually add in the egg yolks while one hand continue to whisk. Cook until it coats the back of the spatula. Stir in the corn you processed earlier + the kernels you reserved aside until combined and let it cook further for about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and let it cool down some and then cover with cling wrap and refrigerate overnight. I feel that it churns the best when I refrigerate it overnight (maybe it's just my ice cream maker)
When ready to churn, follow your ice cream maker instruction. Pour this into freezer-friendly ice cream tubs. If you serve immediately, it's more of like a soft-serve consistency. Freeze for about 4 hours and ready to be served as ice cream