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BTW, from what I've read this works better with vanilla based ice creams.
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This thread cracked me up. It's cool that so many people tried it.
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I'm glad I didn't waste the time making this crap.
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Don't make me try this - to show the students how it's done.
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Nice - is that Pumpernickel? |
if you could find cinnamon ice cream - it'd be rad to fold in some apple pie filling.
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I'm pretty sure the flour destroys the flavors of the ice cream, unfortunately.
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I'd be glad to offer up my recommendation should anyone be interested.
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hit us up
i fail to see what the point is though there's no way to keep the flavors of the ice cream alive |
depends on what you're after, flavor-wise. They make things like extract that works wonders in baking.
Anyhow. If I were to attempt this: increase temp by 10 degrees. butter ONLY to line the pan, skip the flour overcoat, the release won't be QUITE as easily, but it'll release. Ironically it browns faster w/ butter only increase flour by 1/8th cup add sugar and an egg to the recipe as well as 4 oz of melted butter I'd work in cinnamon, if it was the right flavor Last on the procedure: Mix softened ice cream, sugar and butter with electric mixer, gradually fold in flour, mixing slowly - careful to not over mix - if u continue w/ the electric mixer here - shift it to 'Lo' setting. |
I may've missed something - it's really late - but that's about it - i think.
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