Strawberry Ice Cream
Nothing quite says summer like strawberry ice cream, whether the sun is shining or it's the middle of winter. This homemade ice cream recipe will become one of your family's favorite easy dessert recipes. It works with any ice cream maker you have. Prep time: Cook time: , plus freeing time according to ice cream maker directions Ingredients: Directions: Cool slightly then stir half the mixture very slowly into the beaten eggs in a medium-size bowl. Stir back into the remaining mixture in the saucepan. Cook, stirring constantly. For 1 minute. Remove from the heat. Pour into a large bowl. Cool and then stir in the cream. Chill. Mash the strawberries with a potato masher or fork in a large bowl. Stir in the remaining sugar. Blend the strawberries into the chilled mixture. Add the food coloring for a deeper pink, if you wish. Pour the mixture into a 4-6 quart ice cream maker freezer can. Freeze according to ice cream maker’s instructions. Pack in plastic containers and freeze until firm. Makes about 2 quarts. Tips:
Nutritional Analysis Per ServingCalories 276; Calories from Fat 139; Total Fat 15.5g; Saturated Fat 9.2g; Cholesterol 101mg; Sodium 63mg; Total Carbohydrates 31.8g; Dietary Fiber 0.6g; Sugars 28.4g; Protein 4.0g; Vitamin A 13%; Vitamin C 29%; Calcium 8%; Iron 3% (Percentages based on a 2000 calorie per day diet) If you like our strawberry ice cream recipe, look here for chocolate and vanilla. (Near the bottom under "Delicious Miscellaneous" recipes.) Did You Know?...Traditional ice cream recipes pretty much follow the same format. You make a thickening base with milk and sugar, add eggs, cream and the fruit or other flavorings then freeze. Freezing it as is in a regular container will not really get you the proper consistency. It will have ice crystals on it. A proper ice cream maker will chill the mixture properly, giving you a nice creamy fresh tasting dessert. You can replace the strawberries with other crushed fresh fruit like peaches or nectarines if you wish. They should be very ripe, ripe enough to give off lots of juice when they are mashed. You can add a bit of sugar to the fruit to get the juices running too. Create Your Own Personal Pages:
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