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Re: Ice cream recipes!

[(Anonymous)]

Lemon has been my favourite so far based on natural ingredients, flavour, and how easy it is to make. Whoppers is always popular with my family, the vanilla yogurt is the easiest recipe ever, and Smurf/Superman/Blue Moon is the most interesting flavour I've had.

All but one of the recipes I mentioned are in this book, which is my favourite of all the ones I bought when we got an ice cream maker. http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Perfect-Scoop-Granitas-Accompaniments/dp/1906417547/
I change the vanilla yogurt one though and just use vanilla extract because I hate vanilla beans in desserts.

The Smurf/Superman/Bluemoon recipe I used was this one: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/07/blue-moon-ice-cream-recipe.html

and here's a non-custard one:
http://dessert.food.com/recipe/blue-moon-ice-cream-123818
You can use instant pudding mix for the recipe and we used raspberry extract instead of raspberry oil (couldn't find it anywhere) or pureed raspberries (expensive and means having all the seeds in the ice cream - ick!)

Non-custard ice creams often turn out more like sorbet in home ice cream makers, so it's usually better to go with the custard recipe if you have a choice between the two.