Any of you ever attempted this without an ice-cream maker?
"How to Make Authentic Italian Gelato at Home" has this fascinating prospect:-
Gelato melts faster because it contains less air. Ice cream, on the other hand, melts more slowly thanks to the insulating effect of the air. The law allows it to incorporate air up to 100% of its weight.
Gelato was a favourite after-show desert on nights when we drove in to Adelaide from Gawler. Supper and a movie (or concert), and then, summertime, gelato cones on Rundle Street. (In winter, "floaters" same location)
Cheers, Chris
Gelato
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Re: Gelato
Thanks Hans. Please try it now.
(It was my first attempt at posting a link to a gelato recipe )
Chris
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"Freeze a jolly good fellow, ... "
Thanks again!
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Re: Gelato
Making gelato at home without an ice-cream maker is definitely possible, although it might require a bit more effort and patience
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Re: Gelato
I find it much easier to go in the car to a nearby farm which makes Gelato from the milk of happy and contented cows*...
* [that's as opposed to the ratty and miserable cows in the vicinity of BonaVista!]
* [that's as opposed to the ratty and miserable cows in the vicinity of BonaVista!]
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