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Are you looking for a homemade vanilla ice cream recipe that doesn’t require cooking? You’ve come to the right place! This is the best homemade vanilla ice cream our family has been enjoying all my life. And that’s a long time!
Make some sweet summer souvenirs with homemade vanilla ice cream! There are no eggs, so no cooking is necessary!
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Homemade vanilla ice cream recipe
WHERE IT ALL BEGAN…
I admit it. I am no longer a young man. In fact, I’m getting “up there” in years.
I know, it’s hard to believe, right? That’s not that terrible, really…
But I’d like to tell you about when I WAS young.
Our annual family reunion was held at a small community center in the small Missouri town where my parents were born and raised.
The family came together to reconnect with each other, introduce new members, talk, play and have fun together.
Everyone brought a plate or two, we had tea and Kool-Aid and waited for dessert.
Do
you have special memories of your childhood? Do any of them involve sweets like this?
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A SPECIAL DESSERT It was
Uncle Paul’s homemade ice cream. Start with any other dessert
that’s there, like a brownie or blackberry pie or our family’s best favorite raw apple pie
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Top it with Uncle Paul’s homemade ice cream and you have a masterpiece of delights.
You know how some people wait until their food has settled before getting dessert?
Well, that didn’t happen. Without waiting, everything could disappear in an instant! And who would want to miss that?
A DELICIOUS TRADITION
I don’t know when his tradition started, but Uncle Paul’s homemade ice cream freezer appeared with him at every event I remember. And it still does today, many years later.
Our family gatherings, Christmas celebrations, our fall Wing-Ding (I’ll explain the Wing-Ding another time…), birthdays, and most recently, our niece’s high school graduation party
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For at least the last 50 years that I’ve been included and aware, we’ve come to expect homemade ice cream when we see Uncle Paul.
I’m not sure how we would react if he showed up somewhere empty-handed!
The tradition of homemade ice cream is a sweet memory that our family will always share, along with the love for this sweet gift and our sweet uncle!
Memories can be in the form of ice cream or any other gesture that you take the time and effort to put into practice.
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
Thank you so much to Uncle Paul for the sweet ice cream memories you have shared with our family!
You know, treats like this homemade vanilla ice cream recipe can make your family gatherings memorable and fun.
Take the time to make some small memories with your family. The memories are yours for a lifetime, don’t miss the train.
It transmits love.
This is MY homemade ice cream recipe. If you don’t have an ice cream freezer, here’s an excellent one at a decent price.
If you want to try your hand at the old-fashioned mango for ice cream, here’s a refrigerator you have the option to power with electricity or by hand
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It actually sounds fun to try again, it’s been a long time since I made ice cream this way!
Truth be told, Uncle Paul’s recipe is probably my REAL favorite.
Since I don’t have her recipe (she hasn’t abandoned it yet or shown any intention of passing on her secrets), here’s my favorite of Kimberly’s ice cream recipes…
IT’S NOT YOUR UNCLE PAUL’S HOMEMADE VANILLA ICE CREAM RECIPE
(There’s a printable version at the end of this post.)
This recipe starts small: it makes 1 quart. Increase by doubling or tripling the ingredients for the right amount you want to make.
- 2 cups heavy cream
- whole milk
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- A pinch of salt
2 cups
How to
use
:
Mix the ingredients and pour into an ice cream freezer.
Process the recipe
according to the instructions on the freezer
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Additions can be made to this recipe: add fruit, chocolate, chocolate chips, or nuts as desired.
Yield: 1 quart
Prepare ahead of time and put in the freezer for a more solid, but collectible consistency
.
For a larger crowd, the recipe can be multiplied. Fill your freezer as directed in the manufacturer’s instructions.
You can also add other ingredients, this is the basic.
Add chocolate chips, strawberries, nuts, or any other of your favorite flavors.
You can find a printable version here
:
Enjoy it!
Keep transmitting love,
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