What container can you steam milk in?

For both steaming and frothing, you’ll need a milk container. Generally, a stainless steel pitcher is used for this purpose.

Can you froth milk in a glass measuring cup?

Start with a cold pitcher, preferably of stainless steel or porcelain. Most ceramic pitchers are also heat resistant, and in a pinch you can use your Pyrex measuring cup. The ideal pitcher is bell shaped with a low belly, where the milk will swirl to a frothing frenzy. For initial practice, use skim milk.

Can you froth milk in a plastic jug?

The materials used for a milk frothing jug can be stainless steel, glass, or plastic. Stainless steel is highly durable but heavier than other options and may get cold if your kitchen is particularly draughty. Plastic jugs are light and usually dish-safe, but they tend to look cheaper.

Can you steam milk in a coffee mug?

Once stabilized in the microwave, the milk foam is so thick that you can literally spoon it into your coffee mug. If you want a little milk as well, use your spoon to hold back the foam while you pour a little into your coffee, then spoon the foam on top, barista-style.

Can I use a glass cup to steam milk?

Any tall glass cup will do. Milk will heat up and you will feel with your hands when is time to stop. Do not over heat the milk- coffee will taste awful.

Can you use any cup to froth milk?

You can froth in anything!

How do you steam milk without a jug?

Don’t panic, you can create frothed milk even on a stovetop. Simply heat it gently and use a balloon whisk (the same one you would use to whisk eggs) and beat it rapidly until you reach a frothy consistency. You can also use a hand blender but you are risking a kitchen disaster with that technique.

Do you need a metal cup to froth milk?

You will need a stainless steel frothing pitcher in which to froth the milk. This is because the milk should not get too hot. (The flavor of the milk will be altered if it is heated beyond 160 degrees Fahrenheit.)