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Written by Kevin Harper
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Wednesday, 28 December 2005 |
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After getting tired of icy-textured homemade ice cream, I set out to learn how to get a super-smooth texture and rich flavor. I should have known--it's all in the cream.
Most homemade ice cream recipes I've seen use milk. I gradually increased the ratio of cream to milk until I finally decided "forget the milk, just give me the good stuff!" This is my finalized sugar recipe, but I intend to experiment with xylitol.
So here it is, in all its fattening richness:
Homemade ice CREAM (4 qt)
5 pints heavy whipping cream
1-1/2 cups white sugar
8 eggs
4 T vanilla
For a really cool twist, use 2 T vanilla plus 2 t orange extract for that old fashioned 50/50 bar taste.
Mix thoroughly. After adding the paddle to the bucket, top off the mixture with more cream up to the fill-line (you can cheat and use milk or half and half for this and no one will know)
After freezing in my ice cream maker, I like to firm it up in a real freezer for a couple hours or so, stirring occasionally. But if you're in a hurry, by all means, enjoy it immediately!
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