Its getting into the warmer season….I’m already hearing the sounds of the ice cream trucks. But why not make some home made ice cream with this simple recipe that is sure to please and a lot cheaper than buying pints of Ben & Jerry’s from the grocery store.
4 Heath Bars
2 lg Eggs
3/4 cup Sugar
2 cup Heavy or whipping cream
1 cup Whole milk
2 tsp Vanilla
Freeze the candy bars.
Beat the eggs by hand until fluffy.
Slowly beat in the sugar.
Add the cream, half and half, and vanilla and mix well.
Pour the mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze.
While the ice cream is freezing, place the frozen candy bars in a plastic bag and break them into small pieces with a knife handle.
When the ice cream is done, remove it from the ice cream maker and add the candy pieces. Mix well with a large spoon and store in the freezer.
Makes 1 quart.
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EGGS RAW? 3 eggs in the ice cream and not cooking the mixture for the ice cream? Sounds dangerous, is it not?
I, too, am kind of skeptical about the raw eggs. But, if that’s what it calls for then I guess it might be okay? It ends up getting frozen, right?
If you are worried about raw eggs, you can always substitute pasteurized egg substitute. Except for very young children, elderly and people with compromised immune systems there probably will not be a problem. We used raw eggs in recipes all the time when I was younger and never had a problem.
I made the recipe and it is wonderful, no problem with the uncooked eggs either. I have other recipes that call for uncooked eggs in ice cream and never had a problem, maybe the freezing process does something to make them safe? – I don’t know.
I’ve seen ice cream recipes that require the eggs to be cooked (tempering?) then cooled, which is why I avoid those recipes. I’d be willing to try this with Eggbeaters, though.
WOW I cant believe im getting the chance to make a Ben& Jerrys ice cream recipe thanks:)))