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jmowreader

(50,555 posts)
Sat May 4, 2013, 04:28 PM May 2013

An easy premium ice cream recipe

I posted just a few minutes ago The World's Easiest Ice Cream Recipe. That's good for the kids, your 80-year-old mom who thinks the ice cream in gallon pails is just great, or other times when good enough ice cream is exactly what you need.

This is the good stuff.

One pint milk
One pint whipping cream
One pint heavy whipping cream
1-1/2 cups sugar
Six egg yolks
1/2 tablespoon vanilla extract
Flavoring, and use quality product for this - no cocoa powder, okay?

For strawberry - 12 oz organic, ripe fresh berries, half chopped, half crushed
For chocolate - 8 oz finely chopped chocolate
Chocolate in pieces - maybe 2 oz
Other fruit - 12 oz of chopped, quality fruits or berries. Half crushed. The other half...berries leave whole, other fruits chop up.

Put the dairy, eggs and sugar together and cook to 160 degrees over low heat, stirring constantly.(It is critical that you reach temp very, very slowly...go too fast and this will taste like scrambled eggs.) Add the chocolate or the chopped berries and cook to 180 degrees. Now add the vanilla and put in the fridge overnight.

Put this batter and any whole berries, chopped fruits and chocolate pieces in your ice cream freezer and churn as slowly as you possibly can.

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An easy premium ice cream recipe (Original Post) jmowreader May 2013 OP
At what point do you put in the vodka? ret5hd May 2013 #1
Probably while churning it jmowreader May 2013 #2

jmowreader

(50,555 posts)
2. Probably while churning it
Sun May 5, 2013, 01:28 AM
May 2013

I've never actually made ice cream with vodka in it, so can only guess at this...but if you put the vodka in during cooking the alcohol will offgas, so don't do that.

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