how to make liquorice ice cream

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By uyiedos


INGREDIENTS

4 oz of liquorice coins

Half pint milk

Half pint of cream

eggs (6 egg yolks)

5 oz of sugar

Quater pint of water

METHOD

  1. Bring the milk and cream to boil in a bowl
  2. put sugar and egg yolks in a seperate bowl and whisk together
  3. pour milk and cream into the sugar and egg yolk mixture
  4. whisk mixture till the sugar completely dissolves (without reboiling)
  5. leave to cool
  6. Melt the liquorice coins in the water over low heat
  7. freeze ice-cream mixture in 5 above for about 2 hrs
  8. swirl the ice-cream mixture above with liquorice
  9. leave in freezer till solidly frozen

Now you can enjoy your liquorice and it can be served with roasted pear and gingerbread

Other Suggested Liquorice methods

Ingredients

150 g licorice toffees (about 6 oz)

1 cup milk

300 ml carton whipping cream

2 tbsp sugar

4 egg yolks

Directions

Combine toffees, milk and cream in medium saucepan, stir over heat

without boiling, until toffees have dissolved, bring to boil, remove

from heat. Beat sugar and egg yolks in a small bowl with electric

mixer until thick and creamy. Beat hot milk mixture gradually into

egg yolk mixture, cool.

Use ice cream maker or Pour mixture into deep cake pan, cover, freeze

until firm. Remove ice cream from pan, beat in large bowl with

electric mixer until smooth, return mixture to pan, cover, freeze

until firm.

pics of ice-cream and liquorice coins

liquorice coins
liquorice coins
liquorice ice-cream
liquorice ice-cream

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uyiedos  says:
16 months ago

i got this as a reply to a post i saw, i have never tasted liquorice,bcos, we dont have it in Nigeria, but i amn still happy to share

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Moon Daisy  says:
16 months ago

Ah, thanks for this! It doesn't sound too hard to do, and I'm glad that you can make it without an ice cream maker! The picture a the bottom looks just like the liquorice ice cream I remember!

I'm sorry you've never tasted liquorice. Actually it's an acquired taste, and lots of people don't like it, but maybe you'd be one of the few people who love it! I hope you get to try it one day.

Thanks a lot for sharing it with me.

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