Homemade Ice Cream

Discussion in 'Desserts and Sweets' started by piffle, Apr 8, 2007.

  1. piffle

    piffle Member

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    How to make your own Ice-Cream Giant Sandwich style
    And it is actualy edible and really yummy tooo


    Ingredients –

    # 375ml tin of Condensed Milk

    # 600ml carton of whipping cream

    # 1-2 packets of malt biscuits

    # The flavour you want the ice cream to be – you can add chocolate syrup, fruit anything, choc bits, pick stuff for your favourite ice ream flavour



    Utensils –

    # Whipper

    # Mixing Bowl

    # Wide shallow container with lid



    Method –

    # Place a layer of malt biscuits on the bottom of your container.

    # Place Cream and condensed milk in the mixing bowl and whip until it forms peaks.

    # Fold in your flavouring bits.

    # Pour over biscuits

    # Add another layer of malt biscuits over the top of the mixture

    # Put the lid on the container and store in the freezer, leave overnight or for at least 5-6hrs.

    # Take it out and cut it up you should have one full malt biscuit on either side of the ice cream

    # Enjoy

    This recipie brought to you by Piffle, who only makes the simplest things
     
  2. NightRose

    NightRose idiosynractic rose

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    oh piffle! (ha ha joke)
    your a great cook im sure :H
    we could make great icecream together lol
     
  3. piffle

    piffle Member

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    hahaha yer when I feel like it, you me and ya bro, will make ice cream and then get on the piss together lol
     
  4. NightRose

    NightRose idiosynractic rose

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    remember hes only twelve :eek: lol
    naw hes taken a real shine to you. :sunny:
    ..personally i cant see it. :leaving: :hysterica
     
  5. piffle

    piffle Member

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    Can't see what? lol!
     
  6. Olympic-Bullshitter

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    1 pineapple, cored, trimmed, cut into 1/2-inch slices 1/4 cup butter, melted 1 Tbsp. honey 3 Tbsp. dark rum 1 8-oz. jar purchased caramel sauce 1/2 cup macadamia nuts, toasted, chopped homemade vanilla ice cream. Heat grill, in a small skillet, melt butter and stir in honey and 1 Tbsp. of rum. Grill pineapple slices over medium heat, brushing with butter until just charring, about 4 minutes per side. Remove from grill. In a saucepan, combine caramel sauce with remaining rum, stiring until well combined. Place pineapple on plate, scoop vanilla ice cream on top,sprinkle with chopped macadamia nuts and drizzle with rum sauce.
     
  7. JimiAllTheWay

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    Ok I am definitely going to try this :D I love ice cream so much, but instead of being sensible and making it at home, I go to the corner shop to fuel my addiction :D they probably love me over there, I'm the source of all their income :D
     
  8. Steve_Dave

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    Always liked homemade banana ice cream
     
  9. GHOSTCRAB

    GHOSTCRAB Banned

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    At -321 F liquid nitrogen will quickly cool the ingredients to the right temperature. But at the same time, the nitrogen boils vigorously, making a foam of nitrogen gas (basically air without the oxygen) to whip up the ice cream. Instead of a rock-hard chunk of ice, you get something closer to soft-serve...wonderfully smooth, the ice crystals are so tiny your tongue will think it's cream.
     
  10. PinkFairyTulip

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    My mom's made us home made ice cream before as children.

    I didn't like it very much. :(
     

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