Eggless Homemade Ice Cream Recipes

Steps:

• In a large bowl, combine the milk, cream, sugar, salt, vanilla, strawberries, and food coloring. Pour the mixture into the freezer bowl of an ice cream maker, and freeze according to manufacturer's directions.

Steps:

• Combine ingredients and stir briskly about two minutes until sugar is dissolved. (Undissolved sugar crystals may be a cause of large ice crystal formation.)
• Pour into a 1-gallon ice cream freezer can and freeze according to manufacturer's directions.

Steps:

• In large bowl, combine ingredients; mix well.
• Pour into ice cream freezer container.
• Freeze according to manufacturer's instructions.
• Freeze leftovers.
• NOTE:.
• If you bring the liquids to a simmer is makes a smoother ice cream.
• Also, if you chill the mixture for 4 - 24 hours, it will also increase the flavor.
• VARIATIONS:.
• Fresh Fruit Ice Cream:
• Reduce half-and-half to 1 cup.
• Add 1 cup pureed or mashed fruit (bananas, peaches, strawberries, etc.) and few drops food coloring if desired.
• Proceed as above.

Steps:

• In a medium bowl, mix together the brown sugar, white sugar, and butter until smooth. Stir in vanilla and water. Mix in the flour until well blended. Shape into a loaf or log, and freeze for 1 to 2 hours.
• Cut into small chunks, and mix into softened ice cream. Freeze for 15 minutes or until firm before serving.

Steps:

• Combine all ingerdients in bowl, mixing well.
• Start the ice cream maker and pour mixture through hole in lid.
• Churn for 20-40 mins or until desired consistancy.
• Variations: Add 1/2 cup mix-ins, such as chocolate chips or chopped nuts, after ice cream has churned for at least 15 minutes or when mixture is thick and has star5ted to freeze.

Steps:

• Mix together and put in ice cream freezer until done to desirable thickness.
• *Fun for the kids: Blend all ingredients in blender.
• Divide mixture among Ziploc sandwich baggies.
• Seal the baggies; then place them into gallon size baggies.
• Pour dry ice into the gallon baggies making sure to completely surround the smaller baggies.
• Seal the gallon baggies.
• Then let the children squeeze and punch on the baggies continuously.
• You'll have to fill up the dry ice a few times before getting it to desired consistency, but you do that in an ice cream freezer anyway.
• Besides this is an excellent learning tool for chemistry and it's fun for the kids, too!