Food Science Strikes Back

Nov 12, 2008 21:41

One of the things I had intended to do today that I did manage to do was multiple ice-cream experiments, using at least one of my new ingredients, bwa-ha-ha!
and I present to you, my fellow Doom-Lords, the most valuable substance in the universe - unobtanium! )

food:ice cream experiments, food:recipes, life:diet, food

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vilakins November 12 2008, 18:59:27 UTC
I'd cut down the water in the banana one; mashed ripe bananas are pretty runny anyway. In fact I peel and freeze ripe bananas on sticks and eat them as a summer treat, and they taste very ice-creamy just like that. You wouldn't need much sweetener. Mmmm, real banana ice-cream. This almost makes me want to buy a machine.

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kerravonsen November 12 2008, 20:15:26 UTC
In fact I peel and freeze ripe bananas on sticks and eat them as a summer treat, and they taste very ice-creamy just like that.
Oh, totally agreed. What I used to do was chop up bananas and freeze them, and then use the still-frozen banana with a stick blender as the basis for a smoothie.

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vilakins November 13 2008, 05:33:43 UTC
I do that too! Banana and milk or yoghurt and cold water: yum.

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vjezkova November 12 2008, 20:49:04 UTC
Awed, I only read silently, imagining things...ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:-)

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kerravonsen November 12 2008, 21:16:58 UTC
8-)

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