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Ice-cream Making

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By Gary Rhodes

Published 1999

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I recommend using an ice-cream machine for the best results: as it churns, the mixture becomes lighter and the texture smoother. Fill the machine half to two-thirds full, to leave room for the mixture to increase in volume.
If you don’t have a machine, you can still make ice-creams: freeze the ice-cream mix and whisk it every 20–30 minutes until it is set. It will still taste good, although it may be a bit grainier because of the larger ice crystals.

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