RE: Re: Vanilla ice cream too honey-ish

[Guest guest]

Looks good - except I personally would lower the honey

by quite a bit. That would be too sweet for my personal

preferences.

Mara

> Here's a recipe for a yummy looking strawberry sorbet:

http://www.comfybelly.com/2009/05/all-natural-strawberry-sorbet.html#more

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> I haven't tried it yet, but it sure looks good!

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> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

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>> I tried the vanilla ice cream recipe on nomorecrohns.com, and it was

>> just way to sweet and honey tasting for me! Plus, when I added the

>> melted butter, it immediately solidified from the cold yogurt. PLUS,

>> no ice cream maker, so it was more icy than creamy. So not a great

>> first attempt, but I will improve, I'm sure. Anyone have any ice

>> cream

>> recipes that don't taste so honey sweet? Maybe one with fruit or

>> something, idk. Thanks!

>>

>> Pour Dieu, pour terre,

>> Alyssa =D

>>

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[Guest guest]

Looks good - except I personally would lower the honey

by quite a bit. That would be too sweet for my personal

preferences.

Mara

> Here's a recipe for a yummy looking strawberry sorbet:

http://www.comfybelly.com/2009/05/all-natural-strawberry-sorbet.html#more

>

> I haven't tried it yet, but it sure looks good!

>

> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

>

>

>>

>> I tried the vanilla ice cream recipe on nomorecrohns.com, and it was

>> just way to sweet and honey tasting for me! Plus, when I added the

>> melted butter, it immediately solidified from the cold yogurt. PLUS,

>> no ice cream maker, so it was more icy than creamy. So not a great

>> first attempt, but I will improve, I'm sure. Anyone have any ice

>> cream

>> recipes that don't taste so honey sweet? Maybe one with fruit or

>> something, idk. Thanks!

>>

>> Pour Dieu, pour terre,

>> Alyssa =D

>>

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[Guest guest]

Looks good - except I personally would lower the honey

by quite a bit. That would be too sweet for my personal

preferences.

Mara

> Here's a recipe for a yummy looking strawberry sorbet:

http://www.comfybelly.com/2009/05/all-natural-strawberry-sorbet.html#more

>

> I haven't tried it yet, but it sure looks good!

>

> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

>

>

>>

>> I tried the vanilla ice cream recipe on nomorecrohns.com, and it was

>> just way to sweet and honey tasting for me! Plus, when I added the

>> melted butter, it immediately solidified from the cold yogurt. PLUS,

>> no ice cream maker, so it was more icy than creamy. So not a great

>> first attempt, but I will improve, I'm sure. Anyone have any ice

>> cream

>> recipes that don't taste so honey sweet? Maybe one with fruit or

>> something, idk. Thanks!

>>

>> Pour Dieu, pour terre,

>> Alyssa =D

>>

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[Guest guest]

For every recipe of every kind that I’ve tried since  starting

the SCD, I always need to use less honey than the recipe indicates. That has me

thinking that a lot of you out there must be some really incredible sweet

tooths! J  I

can tell by looking at a recipe if it calls for what I consider to be too much honey.

Personally, I’d never put more than a ¼ cup of honey in any recipe, and often

less; especially if it’s something that already has fruit in it, and is thus

sweet.

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BTVC-SCD [mailto:BTVC-SCD ] On Behalf Of

Rahim

Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:34 AM

To: BTVC-SCD

Subject: Re: Vanilla ice cream too honey-ish

i Alyssa,

I have tried both the vanilla and the cherry ice cream recipe

form that website. They were both too sweet for me. I will

definitely be using less honey next time. Perhaps half

a cup instead of three-quarters. I also made strawberry ice

cream using the cherry icecream recipe and straining out the

seeds and using less honey. It was amazing and everyone

loved it at my daughter's first birthday party.

Make sure you use a very mild honey like clover and use more

vanilla to disguise the honey 'smell'. Without an ice cream

maker, you will get icy results.

In the absence of an ice cream maker, you can stir the ice

cream really well every half hour while it solidifies to

break up the ice crystals. This makes it a little creamier.

My cuisinart ice cream maker works really well. It's great

that you're getting such an awesome deal of Craigslist.

I think you'll use it a lot.

Good luck!

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> I tried the vanilla ice cream recipe on nomorecrohns.com, and it was

> just way to sweet and honey tasting for me! Plus, when I added the

> melted butter, it immediately solidified from the cold yogurt. PLUS,

> no ice cream maker, so it was more icy than creamy. So not a great

> first attempt, but I will improve, I'm sure. Anyone have any ice cream

> recipes that don't taste so honey sweet? Maybe one with fruit or

> something, idk. Thanks!

>

> Pour Dieu, pour terre,

> Alyssa =D

>

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