
So, I win at Christmas.
I was totally spoilt with amazing things, all of which I love and I had an amazing time at all four of our Christmases! It was fun and relaxed and lovely!
Anyway, one of the many things Esther got me was Snowy, the ice-cream maker. And, lo, I made ice-cream.
Esther got to suggest the first flavour combination and we ended up with a very fancy Cherry Ripe-ish flavour - fresh cherries, chocolate chunks and coconut in a vanilla bean ice-cream.
It did take about four days to end up with ice-cream:
Day 1: make room in freezer for the freezy bit of Snowy
Day 2: make the vanilla bean custard. It splits and then, through my own foolishness, ends up with water in it. Discard.
Day 3: make the vanilla bean custard. It works. Put in fridge to chill.
Day 4: finally put together Snowy and make ice-cream. Eat!
The vanilla bean recipe I used was the one that came with Snowy and was very simple - the sort of recipe that can be found in 10000 places around the internet so unless someone really wants the recipe, I won't post it.

Thanks, Essie!
2 comments:
Congratulations for making your first ice cream! It surely looks delicious...
I remembered how enthusiastic I was with my ice cream maker when I first got it..
Sawadee from Bangkok,
Kris
I am super excited that your first icecream was CHERRY RIPE, ie, the greatest flavour ever.
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