The vanilla beans are optional- however they do add a nice bit of extra flavor, as well as the classic “bean specks.” Since I make my own vanilla extract, I simply grab a few of the “spent” beans from one of my jars.They change the flavor a bit, but it’s still yummy.
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Feel free to experiment with other sweetener options–I’ve added maple syrup and honey to mine in the past.Serve immediately for soft-serve style, or place it in the freezer and allow it to harden for a while for a firmer result. Place it in your ice cream maker and freeze according to the manufacturer’s directions. Thoroughly blend until the vanilla bean is chopped into teeny tiny pieces.Īdd the remaining ingredients and blend until everything is combined. 1 vanilla bean (optional- see note below)Ĭombine the milk, sugar, and vanilla beans (if using) in a blender.
1/2 – 3/4 cups of sugar (feel free to use whatever organic sugar you prefer). This is the perfect recipe if you need to whip up a batch of homemade ice cream in a hurry, or if you are feeding a large crowd and have lots of other prep to do. However, I could hardly tell any difference at all between this simple recipe, and the cooked, egg-yolk versions I’ve used in the past. I’m not sure if this recipe would pass muster with an official ice cream connoisseur, since it doesn’t contain the traditional egg yolks of many other ice cream recipes. I’m always busy. The more steps I can cut out, the better. It heats up the house in the summer, and then requires a lengthy refrigeration time to bring the milk down to a cool temp.ģ. Not a huge deal if you are swimming in fresh milk, but if you pay the big bucks for your raw milk, then you want to get as much benefit as possible from the rawness. The cooking kills most of the beneficial bacteria and enzymes of the raw milk. While that step is not overly difficult, I try to avoid that for 3 reasons:ġ. Many homemade ice cream recipes call for you to cook the ice cream base. It’s really the perfect homestead food when you are in those seasons of overflowing milk. Since getting our dairy goats and milk cow, I’ve made ( and eaten) a lot of homemade ice cream. If you make homemade ice cream with quality ingredients, it almost turns into a ‘healthy food.’ Almost. Many store-bought ice creams contain all sorts of fillers and chemicals– not to mention low-quality, skim milk. Ice cream is usually considered to be junk food.Īnd yes, if you are buying the stuff in the carton at the grocery store, then it definitely falls into the category of something we shouldn’t eat very often.
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