Saturday, 19 January 2013
Ice Milk Ice Cream
Sometimes things just don't turn out as you expect.
Sometimes it's the good kind, like when I went to the dentist yesterday and they told me I didn't need to put those ridiculous fluoride molds in my mouth like they usually do. Instead I only needed to swish around some fluoride mouthwash for one minute and I would be good to go.
Or like this ice cream. I went to the store all excited because I FINALLY invested in some pure vanilla extract and wanted to make some vanilla ice cream with it. But as is my way, I of course forget to put it in the mix until it's done. Oops.
But it still turned out edible, and pretty good if you ask me. I've been making milkshakes with it and just eating it straight from the freezer, shamelessly spooning ice cream in my mouth with the freezer door open to remind myself that I was only going in there for one teaspoon. Somehow it never works out the way I plan.
What you'll need:
-4 eggs
-1 1/2 cups white sugar
-1 can evaporated milk (370mL)
-1 can condensed milk (300mL)
-1 can evaporated partly skimmed milk (370mL)
-2 cups milk
Directions:
1. With an electric mixer, cream together the eggs and sugar. Add evaporated milk, condensed milk and milk and mix well.
2. Pour the mixture into your ice cream maker and process according to manufacturer's instructions. When the ice cream is done, pour into a airtight container and freeze for at least 2 hours.
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Mint Chocolate Ice Cream
Lemon Sorbet
Healthy Peanut Butter and Banana Ice Cream
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Yummy! This looks pretty good and fairly easy to make.
ReplyDeleteWish I could grab it..Looks so chill and yum!!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing, I need to get me an ice cream maker!
ReplyDeleteThis Ice Cream is just what I need! We recently moved to South America and it's summer and quite hot.
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic :)
That looks perfect for our 40 degree heat :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
CCU
wow, so many types of milk..this must be milky goooood!:D
ReplyDeleteOne teaspoon only? It never works. And then half of the container is gone. Where did it all go? ;-) This would be gone in a flash at my house. And I mean the whole container, not just half. Good stuff - thanks.
ReplyDeleteYum, I love good vanilla ice cream, I think it is the perfect ice cream flavor. This looks great!
ReplyDeleteWell, that's okay. At least you're using it a lot!
ReplyDeleteOne tsp of ice cream can never work for me. Four types of different milk, I like that.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried homemade icecream yet!
ReplyDeleteWell it is not important that it doesn't turn the way it's planned. In life most things happen different way..but if they are good, it's good :)
ReplyDeleteI think it sounds great but I will pass it on to my son who stole my ice cream maker. In any case, try Crest with Flouride. Saved me a lot in dental bulls.
ReplyDeleteHi Cathleen,
ReplyDeleteI prefer to make my ice cream with no cream too but didn't dare to post the recipes because I'm afraid that not everyone like skinny ice creams. My recipe is quite similar to yours except for the eggs and sugar content...
With or without vanilla, I think your ice cream looks good.
Zoe
Oops indeed ! lol For sure that ice cream tastes as yummy as it looks :D
ReplyDeleteDelicious! I still have yet to make my own ice cream!! This looks delicious though. It would go so well with the brownie from your previous post!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like one delicious ice cream! I always hated those fluoride molds also...yuck.
ReplyDeleteCathleen,
ReplyDeleteTo me, your ice cream look wonderful.
Hope I can have a scoop now...LOL
mui
LOL. I do that with the freezer door too, but I always end up sneaking more spoonfuls of ice cream!
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