Ice cream is just about every American's favorite dessert, and it shows in dentist chairs all across the country. Now the good news for all of you sugar-addicts out there who love this tasty treat is that you can still enjoy it, but at a much lower expense! That's right, you alone can create ice cream, straight out of your own kitchen!
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Carefully fold the flour in to the mixture a tablespoon at a time until you have a creamy consistency. Pour the mixture on to a baking sheet and bake in a preheated oven (180C) for ten to twelve minutes.
Next I add 1-1/2-cups of light-colored honey to the scalded cream and chill it. When it is chilled I add 2 more quarts of cream and put it into the ice cream freezer. I add my wild strawberries to the ice cream when it just starts to harden in the maker. I use 5-cups of berries for a gallon of ice cream. Wild strawberries have more intense flavor than tame ones. I crush them and drizzle a little honey over them and let them mascerate for a few hours before putting them in the ice cream.
Soften the ice cream, until it's just soft enough to scoop out easily, then put into prepared pie shell. Smooth out the top. Cover lightly. Freeze until firm, at least two hours or overnight. Remove from freezer 15 minutes before serving. Then garnish with desired toppings (whipped cream, chocolate or caramel sauce, magic shell, crushed cookies, fresh fruit, etc.
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Let it cool and then pour in to your Ice Cream Maker and churn as per the manufacturer's instructions. Once completed turn out on to a tray and shape in to a sausage shape. Cover in clingfilm ice cream and place in the freezer.
After fifteen minutes, open your makeshift homemade ice cream maker, and voila! You have a delectable frozen dessert that all the household can enjoy!