Making ice cream at home

[corneyAmber]

Happy Mama:

:drool: :drool: You are so talented! :love:

No, not talented. Matter of interest, I would say.

[Happy Mama]

25hourmaid:

No, not talented. Matter of interest, I would say.

[peterch]

25hourmaid:

The machine is good to have if you want unique ice-cream flavours which you cannot get from supermarket, but it is quite expensive to make your own ice-cream.


First of all, the price of the cream used is already close to that of a tub of ice-cream, and the quanity is not much, about 1 litre at most, but the thing about making your own ice-cream is just like breads, you can throw in what you want and get unique flavours which you cannot get outside.

Oops, we are :offtopic: again. :bewaremod: :lol:

ICE CREAM....????? Yum...yum..... yummmm......

Let's make ice cream and post in a new thread.
:offtopic: But it would be worth it to make your own ice cream, as we don't really know what are the ingredients that they use :?

[corneyAmber]

peterch:

ICE CREAM....????? Yum...yum..... yummmm......


Let's make ice cream and post in a new thread.
:offtopic: But it would be worth it to make your own ice cream, as we don't really know what are the ingredients that they use :?

You are free to start a new thread on that topic if you want! :evil:

Yes, agree that while it is more expensive to make our own ice-cream, at least we know what goes into the ice-cream, just like our breads! :celebrate:

[Happy Mama]

Thanks Maid for starting this thread. I'm sure it will be as interesting as the bread thread... :celebrate: and we shall see how many Ice Cream machines fly off the shelves in a few weeks' time.


:celebrate: :celebrate: :celebrate:

[corneyAmber]

Happy Mama:

Thanks Maid for starting this thread. I'm sure it will be as interesting as the bread thread... :celebrate: and we shall see how many Ice Cream machines fly off the shelves in a few weeks' time.


:celebrate: :celebrate: :celebrate:

Ya, realised that we have OTed so much in the bread thread, so decided that it is better to split. :oops: All my fault! :oops:

Yes, would be interesting to see how many machines would fly off the shelves with this thread.

[Happy Mama]

25hourmaid:

Ya, realised that we have OTed so much in the bread thread, so decided that it is better to split. :oops: All my fault! :oops:


Yes, would be interesting to see how many machines would fly off the shelves with this thread.

I'm still half-hearted about the machine. So let's see how I will be influenced in this thread to make it 100% FOR the machine.

[Funz]

Been making fresh milk ice-cream without an ice-cream maker.


Need enough ice to line the inside of a large mixing bowl and salt and a medium mixing bowl & whisk to churn the milk.

It’s actually so easy the kids have been making their own ice creams.

[mommyNg]

Funz:

Been making fresh milk ice-cream without an ice-cream maker.


Need enough ice to line the inside of a large mixing bowl and salt and a medium mixing bowl & whisk to churn the milk.

It's actually so easy the kids have been making their own ice creams.

Sounds cool! Care to share the steps? Would love to try! Thanks!

[Funz]

300ml Milk

100ml Fresh Cream
40g Sugar

Ice (enough to line the inside of the large bowl)
100g Salt

Place ice cubes evenly into a large bowl
Pour the salt evenly on the ice
Mix the milk, fresh cream and sugar into a smaller bowl and put the smaller bowl into the large bowl.
Whip the mixture using a whisk until slightly foamy
Stop whisking and rotate the smaller bowl fast
Repeat step 3 & 4 until the mixture solidify.

You can try adding different flavours to the ice cream. Or leave it as plain old milk ice-cream and add toppings.

http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/P1020689.jpg\"> Spinning
http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/P1020690.jpg\"> Milk icicles clinging to the sides
http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/P1020691.jpg\"> Mixing it up again for more spinning
http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/P1020692.jpg\"> And voila! Fresh homemade milk ice-cream