Any recipes that actually use the skin from boiled milk?

[bellywizard]

A recent Chow story discussed why skin forms on heated milk:
http://www.chow.com/stories/10934

My partner HATES "hot milk skin" - but I kind of like it.
So I'm curious if any recipes actually induce and use that skin.
This could be comparable to Persian tahdig - the rice crust that forms at the bottom of a pot of rice.

So are there any traditional uses for 'milk skin'?
Thanks!

[zfalcon]

There's a Cantonese custard called "double skin milk" that uses this.

Found this recipe, haven't tried it though.
http://www.galaxylink.com.hk/~john/fo...

It was delicious when I had it in Shunde.