Custard Gelato
Reprinted with permission from Gelato!: Italian Ice Creams, Sorbetti and Granite by Pamela Sheldon Johns. Copyright 2000. Ten Speed Press, Berkeley, CA.
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By st1023
Arlington, VA
on March 19, 2009
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...as another poster noted. Mine scrambled too, and that has never happened to me. (And I make custard constantly - it's my favorite dessert. Follow that poster's good advice! Also: don't use your food processor as suggested! Use you rKitchenAid, as it's much more likely to have enough capacity. I have an average-size processor and this overflowed everywhere. Finally: add vanilla! They seem to have left that essential ingredient out. I won't try this again, as I'm already out 6 eggs, 2 cups of organic milk, and 1 carton of organic cream. :(
By katiebug784_2064055
Gales Ferry, CT
on July 18, 2007
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This ice cream tastes almost like frozen eggnog, without the nutmeg. It's delicious, rich, and creamy, and the flavor is amazing! I had to try a different method of tempering the eggs than suggested however, as I kept scrambling them when I put the mixture back in the hot pan. I just put a little bit of milk in with the eggs and then transferred the eggs into the milk rather than the other way around and it worked much better!
By lodigianifamily...
Fairview, TX
on August 04, 2006
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tastes just like we had in Italy