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Homemade Ice Cream

No fruit, just vanilla since it was my first attempt.

2 cans of full fat coconut milk, 1/2 cup loose honey, seeds of a vanilla pod & the vanilla extract.

Whipped it all up, put it in the ice cream maker and it was great until I froze it in the freezer. It just got wickedly icy. Maybe I'll try some banana & rum next time.
 
Jay said:
No fruit, just vanilla since it was my first attempt.

2 cans of full fat coconut milk, 1/2 cup loose honey, seeds of a vanilla pod & the vanilla extract.

Whipped it all up, put it in the ice cream maker and it was great until I froze it in the freezer. It just got wickedly icy. Maybe I'll try some banana & rum next time.
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fat and sugar help to stop ice cream becoming a block of ice...honey is sugar but being liquid, acts differently.
a little alcohol will help prevent the iciness for sure. you don't need much. You probably need something a little fleshy in there too.

maybe try adding some granulated coconut sugar instead of the honey?
a little melted chocolate also helps as does banana.
 
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On it. Thanks for the tips... think I'll probably definitely omit the honey this next time.
 
GUZZLA said:
Just send me the invoice, including postage in a box of dry ice and consider it a done deal, CCM.
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Well, just for you, Nathan (and maybe a little for me) ...

last night I made proper peppermint and choc chunk ice cream :)

will be posting recipe soon...have to take some pics. too good not to go on my blog!

I made it the only way I can ... from scratch. No mint essence here...I used fresh peppermint leaves.

OUT. OF. THIS. WORLD.

:D
 
hell yes, im keen for that one- Do you use a ice cream machine? if so whats good?

Plan to buy one this week
 
Sydking said:
hell yes, im keen for that one- Do you use a ice cream machine? if so whats good?

Plan to buy one this week
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I have a Cuisinart. Everyone loves them. Mine is a dud. Brand new. Keep giving it another chance. Texture is usually better when I do it by hand.

i think I'm just old fashioned??? :)

taking pics now....

sneak peek :D
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You are incredible Viv. Just fckn amazing!

Syd can you make enough for me too please! lol

Summers coming! I need to buy an ice cream maker & give Vivi's recipes a whirl :p

Also OMFG at the date & pear cheesecake recipe :eek: *drooooooool*
 
Sydking said:
:) yay. Will report back in with how i get mine to turn out
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Bella said:
You are incredible Viv. Just fckn amazing!

Syd can you make enough for me too please! lol

Summers coming! I need to buy an ice cream maker & give Vivi's recipes a whirl :p

Also OMFG at the date & pear cheesecake recipe :eek: *drooooooool*
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my pleasure <3

lol if we ever had an ausbb party, i might do the desserts ... ;)
 
Missus made a Apple Pie icecream the other day and funnily enough tastes exactly like aple pie with vanilla ice cream...
 
ok :)


hey not everyone has an ice cream machine so would you prefer

a) traditional ice cream method (churning required)

or

b) semifreddo style (no churning required)
 
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