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re: Let's discuss Homemade Ice Cream.....
Posted on 6/24/14 at 3:25 pm to Hammond Tiger Fan
Posted on 6/24/14 at 3:25 pm to Hammond Tiger Fan
How long do you have?
The key is to cool the base before churning. I rest my best overnight and then dont over churn. Ive recently started using an ice cream base that doesnt use any eggs, rather it uses a corn starch slurry, as the thickener. I've had very solid results with this. Also, let the ice cream sit out for a while or you can use corn syrup in lieu of sugar, which will help "soften" the frozen status.
The key is to cool the base before churning. I rest my best overnight and then dont over churn. Ive recently started using an ice cream base that doesnt use any eggs, rather it uses a corn starch slurry, as the thickener. I've had very solid results with this. Also, let the ice cream sit out for a while or you can use corn syrup in lieu of sugar, which will help "soften" the frozen status.
Posted on 6/24/14 at 3:52 pm to BlackenedOut
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The key is to cool the base before churning. I rest my best overnight and then dont over churn
I leave my base in the freezer for at least 3 days before using it. This last batch I let it churn for about 20-25. I don't know whether or not if that's too long or not long enough.
I've read online that to use a little be of vodka to help with the over freezing issue. I haven't tried that yet.
Care to share some of your recipes?
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