BEST VANILLA MILKSHAKE PLUS
It’s two or three more, plus a few extra to take home for tomorrow.ĭiscovering the secret to making rolls at home that taste as good as Texas Roadhouse Rolls involved making numerous batches of dough, each one sweeter than the last (sweetened with sugar, not honey-I checked), until a very sticky batch, proofed for 2 hours, produced exactly what I was looking for. And when the first roll’s gone, you are powerless to resist grabbing for just one more. The first bite you take will make you think of a fresh cinnamon roll, and then you can’t stop eating it. The rolls are fresh out of the oven and they hit the table when you do, so there’s no waiting to tear into a magnificently gooey sweet roll topped with soft cinnamon butter. I never thought dinner rolls were something I could get excited about until I got my hand into the breadbasket at Texas Roadhouse. Try my In-N-Out Vanilla Shake recipe and pair it with my improved In-n-Out Double-Double hamburger recipe here.
To fix that, after mixing your shake in the blender, place the blender in your freezer for a bit until the shake firms up, then mix it once again, spoon it into a tall glass, and serve it with a wide straw. Unfortunately, a milkshake produced with a home blender is thinner than a restaurant milkshake made with a milkshake machine. Spooning just 1 tablespoon of Smucker’s caramel topping into the blender before mixing it all up produced a vanilla shake remarkably similar to the one that’s been served at In-N-Out Burger since 1975.
Riffing on that idea, I came up with an easy recipe for In-N-Out Vanilla Shakes, using a blend of French vanilla ice cream and whole milk, along with a simple secret ingredient: caramel topping. In-N-Out Burger's delicious shakes are made with real ice cream, and that's a good thing, but this vanilla shake has a unique taste that's more than just straight vanilla-I sense a hint of buttery caramel.
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