Gary
Full Recipe Please you have my mouth watering aready !!! I would substitute Stevia to Sugar, is the sugar a necessary ingredient?
Here you go: http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?17844-Best-Ice-Cream-Recipes
Gary
Full Recipe Please you have my mouth watering aready !!! I would substitute Stevia to Sugar, is the sugar a necessary ingredient?
IMHO the secret to making great ice cream is the egg-yolk custard. This has to be heated up very slowly and stirred constantly using a bamboo spoon in a copper-clad pot. The custard starts to set around 150 deg (65 deg C). You get different texture with the temperature. Do not exceed 170 deg (80 deg C) as it goes grainy. At those temperatures, I am not sure if you would consider that Raw Food. To get strawberry ice cream to taste more like strawberry, I put a couple of drops of balsamic vinegar in.
I think I'll make some blueberry ice cream this weekend as fresh berries are in season.......
I am in Bologna and possibly Florence with my GF in July. Any food or icecreams there to recommend, if it's good she will let me take the next week off for a hifi tour
I am in Bologna and possibly Florence with my GF in July. Any food or icecreams there to recommend, if it's good she will let me take the next week off for a hifi tour
I am in Bologna and possibly Florence with my GF in July. Any food or icecreams there to recommend, if it's good she will let me take the next week off for a hifi tour
I was going to ask about that since Gary mentioned the precise temperature. Will try it soon!By far the best way I have used to make the custard is sous vide! As a bonus take a can of condensed milk and place it in with the custard and you will hav e some dulce de leche to accompany your vanilla ice cream.
Gary,
Now you are sounding too much like an audiophile.
I have made excellent custard using a stainless pot and plastic spatula!
By far the best way I have used to make the custard is sous vide! As a bonus take a can of condensed milk and place it in with the custard and you will hav e some dulce de leche to accompany your vanilla ice cream.
I am a sucker for Argentinian Dulce de Leche. Heck, Dulce de Leche PERIOD! Add a crepe on the plate with the ice cream!
Recipe pretty please? I have two Sous Vides.![]()
Gary,
Now you are sounding too much like an audiophile.
I have made excellent custard using a stainless pot and plastic spatula!
By far the best way I have used to make the custard is sous vide! As a bonus take a can of condensed milk and place it in with the custard and you will hav e some dulce de leche to accompany your vanilla ice cream.
...... but have you done a double blind test to prove that plastic and bamboo does not make a difference?
ROTFLMAO
Just takes time. Tried this last year and the results were pretty good. I used whole milk version.
http://blog.nomiku.com/post/94014107772/sous-vide-dulce-de-leche
...... but have you done a double blind test to prove that plastic and bamboo does not make a difference?
ROTFLMAO
Have three jars of "Condensada" in the Sous Vide now at 85 degrees celsius. I'll let you know what happens tomorrow.![]()
Jars were sterilised same way as when we make jam. A-ok!
Much less a flat bottom end.Do you really expect to obtain a flat Frequency Response ....err ... midband ... with these Dulce De Leche![]()
Bwahahahahahaha!
It's for the wife and kids:roll eyes:
Ok one tablespoon on a crepe and that's it.![]()
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