Homemade Ice-Cream: Recipes For Your New Hobby During Summer
In this exhausting heatwave, we need to cool down as quickly as possible. Homemade ice cream would be the perfect solution, wouldn’t it? You could even start a new hobby here.
In this exhausting heatwave, we need to cool down as quickly as possible. Homemade ice cream would be the perfect solution, wouldn’t it? You could even start a new hobby here.
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Fruity, chocolatey or something completely different? There’s something for everyone. This article is divided into two parts. The first two recipes (matcha ice cream and lavender ice cream) require an ice cream maker. The third and fourth recipes (lemon sorbet and honey ice cream with sea salt) can be made without a machine.
MATCHA ICE CREAM WITH MINT AND DARK CHOCOLATE
Beat the egg yolks with the sugar and salt until they are foamy and then stir the heated milk into the egg mixture. Next, heat the mixture over a low heat and allow it to thicken. Finally, stir in the matcha powder and the whipped cream and put in the fridge.
While cooling, pluck the mint leaves from the stems and put them in a fine-mesh sieve. Pour boiling water over them and then immediately rinse with cold water. Then place in the food processor with the egg mixture and puree until smooth.
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Put the ice cream mixture into the ice cream maker and freeze for 40-60 minutes. Then put out the cold ice cream and drizzle the melted chocolate over the ice cream. Finally, return to the freezer and leave to freeze completely.
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