Having a churner that can freeze it’s own bowl has allowed for considerable tweaking…
Time to go change the foundation of my recipes!
Some notes on what I’ve been up to, my experiments with vegan white chocolate, and how I’m changing some of my recipes.
You can also just take the crumble part out and make an apple ice cream, or substitute pear.
It’s the best mix-in. We all know it.
Do you have a single overripe banana and a few handfuls of walnuts lying around and no idea what to do with them? Well, what a coincidence…
As a Melburnian transplant I feel like I should have developed a finer sense for good coffee. Alas, I have not, so I’ve included a degree of flexibility in this recipe for those with a more refined palette then me.
It’s not savoury, I promise.
It’s not on a stick, but it’s caramel ice cream covered in soft chocolate ganache and malt biscuits so it’s still pretty great.
Seasonal strawberries strengthen this already amazing amalgam of syrup-soaked strawberry chunks, strawberry puree and rosewater.
It’s okay, you can add an entire block of chocolate to your custard. In fact, in this recipe, I encourage it.
Easy. Flexible. Reliable. Tasty. Better with salt. Virtues we should all aspire to that this ice cream has in scoops.
A toasty oaty flavour with a heavy dose of caramel.
Looks like concrete. Tastes like halva. Feels cold.
A cashew milk-based cinnamon ice cream with soft cookie dough chunks!
A guide to how different ratios of sugars, fats, proteins and liquids affects the ice creams that you make.
A discussion about more specific details of the ingredients used in ice cream making, and what they can be substituted with if you can’t obtain the ones you want.