July is National Ice Cream Month
July 18th is National Ice Cream Day
Let’s Celebrate Together!
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we all scream for ice scream!
Joy over at Joy of Desserts is hosting this delightful round up of recipes for ice creams, gelatos, sorbets, sherberts, granites, frozen yogurts and any ice cream-like confections. So click on over and check out all the recipes. If you want to join in head on over to Joy’s blog to link to it so that we may all visit you. You can even link to recipes you have already posted. Add this button to your participating posts and link to this blog. Your blog can be in any language, but a translator on your site will help any who don’t speak the same language.
It just happens to coincide with Meredith’s themes for blueberries and National Ice Cream Month over at Scrumptious Sunday which is hosted by Meredith at Mercedes Rocks and with Favorite Ingredient Friday’s 4th of July theme which is hosted by Kathryn at Overwhelmed with Joy.
It is not a problem with my ice cream freezer, but Kathryn over at Overwhelmed with Joy recently pointed out that she found it better to cool the mixture in the refrigerator before using the ice cream freezer.
VANILLA ICE CREAM ~ BASIC RECIPE
1 cup whole milk
1/2 cup sugar
2 jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
2 teaspoons real vanilla extract
Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Let it cool to room temperature. Whisk in the cream and vanilla. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing.
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
2 cups strawberry chunks
1 cup whole milk
1/2 cup sugar
2 Jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Let it cool to room temperature. Whisk in the cream and vanilla. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing. Add the strawberry chunks just before the freezing process is complete.
CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHIP ICE CREAM
1 cup whole milk
2/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup cocoa
2 jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
1 teaspoon real vanilla extract
1/2 cup milk chocolate chips
Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Whisk in the cocoa just before removing from heat. Let it cool to room temperature. Whisk in the cream and vanilla. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing. Add the chocolate chips just before freezing process is complete.
CHOCOLATE BANANA ICE CREAM
1 cup whole milk
2/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup cocoa
2 jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
1 teaspoon real vanilla extract
3 ripe bananas
Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Whisk in the cocoa. Let it cool to room temperature. Puree’ the bananas and whisk into the cream and vanilla. When cooked mixtures cools, whisk the two together. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing. Add the chocolate chips just before freezing process is complete.
APRICOT PINEAPPLE ICE CREAM
1 cup whole milk
2/3 cup sugar
2 jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
1 teaspoon real vanilla extract
1/2 cup Smucker’s Apricot Pineapple Jam
Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Let it cool to room temperature. Whisk in the cream and vanilla. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing. Add the jam just before freezing process is complete.
BLUEBERRY RUM ICE CREAM
3/4 cup blueberries
1/3 cup rum
1 cup whole milk
1/2 cup sugar
2 Jumbo eggs
2 cups heavy cream
Pour the rum over the blueberries. Let stand overnight. Warm the milk in a small pan. Whisk the eggs with the sugar in a separate bowl. Slowly add the warm milk to the egg mixture while continuously whisking the mixture. Pour the entire mixture back into the pan and heat slowly, stirring continuously until mixture thickens to loose pudding texture. DO NOT BOIL! Let it cool to room temperature. Whisk in the cream and vanilla. Follow your ice cream maker directions for freezing. Drain the excess moisture off the blueberries. Add them just before the freezing process is complete.
I do the memes: Menu Plan Monday hosted by Laura at I’m an Organizing Junkie, Favorite Ingredient Friday hosted by Kathryn at Overwhelmed with Joy, Freezer Food Friday hosted by MJ at mjpuzzlemom, Scrumptious Sunday hosted by Meredith at Mercedes Rocks, Tasty Thursday hosted by Pumpkin Patch, Watchin’ What We Eat hosted by Lorie at Honey I Shrank Myself and Slow Cooking Thursday hosted by Sandra at Diary of a Stay at Home Mom. Doing them all make great additions to help keeping me on track and finding so new recipes!
Oh My~you have so many ice cream recipes over here! Blueberry Rum sounds scrumptious! I need to get an ice cream maker like right now! Thanks for visiting my Blueberries poem!
So, we tried your strawberry ice cream recipe on the 4th and it was fabulous! I did learn that it’s best to cool the ice cream mixture in the fridge before putting it into your ice cream maker.
Thanks for participating in my Favorite Ingredients Friday- 4th of July Edition recipe exchange! I do appreciate it.
All right, Tamy. You managed to do 3 birds with one stone. Thank you for participating in the Ice Cream Round-Up and for advertising it so prominently.
These are six wonderful ice cream recipes. 🙂 I’m grinning big. I can’t wait to try them out.
These recipes sound delish!
I posted a recipe for homemade tart cherry frozen yogurt on my blog last week. Froyo lovers should check it out! Look for the 6/26/08 post titled “Real.” Healthy, too.
Nice blog!
YUM! I wish I had some right now.
Homemade ice cream at my Grandparents house used to be one of the biggest highlights of Christmas when we were kids. At a family reunion last summer my Uncle Max made ice cream from Grandma’s old recipe. It was gone in less than 10 minutes! But the memories it brought back will last forever.
I’m going to have to come back here and give some of your recipes a try- they sound wonderful!
Thanks for visiting my blog this morning!
Hi Tamy,
In response to your comment on my blog, I would chose Europe because of England, I am a total anglophile. All these recipes look delicious. Blessings…
mmmmmmm i may have to try a few of these!!!
and thanks for the dryer sheet idea!
Great list, mine is up at Top 13 Boys Names for 2007
Wow, this all looks so delicious! Maybe I’ll even attempt to make my own ice cream. I love all the recipes you have here on your blog! AWESOME! Thanks so much for stopping by 🙂
I’ve never tried to make homemade ice cream, but you’ve tempted my taste buds!!!
Thanks for dropping by my site and I hope you get a chance to make the banana bread.
I hope you don’t mind if I bookmark this one. We are just venturing into the world of homemade ice cream.
These sound sinfully delicious.
Blueberry rum! *drools* *cleans off keyboard*
What a great site! And your mountains of recipes are such a great resource! Thanks for sharing!
Obviously I need to dig out the old ice cream maker–I just wish it would get warmer here!