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This is a really smooth, very fruity ice cream. The original recipe is to be found in David Lebovitzs The Perfect Scoop. I gave it my own slight twinges. By the way, the book is a great inspiration for any ice cream lover! The taste: if you know its caramelized, then you can taste it subtly. If you dont know, you couldnt really put your finger on the slight other taste. I was fascinated that this ice cream REALLY tastes like a soft, ripe pear. You know the kind that already has some soft spots and that you bite into and you drool and dribble because its so juicy? Yeah, thats the stuff! I think the cooking and caramelizing of the pears brings out the flavor and makes it so smooth. Why did I make this ice cream? Well, no. 1., its the perfect start into the new autumn season. No. 2., I love pears. No.3., they were on sale in my local supermarket. Hihi. I cant resist a good deal! If you prefer another fruit (as long as it has enough of its own fruit juice!) you may substitute it. You may also submit goats milk for regular milk to give it a unique taste!
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| Title: | Caramelized pear ice cream Recipe on Food52 |
| Descrition: | This is a really smooth, very fruity ice cream. The original recipe is to be found in David Lebovitz's "The Perfect Scoop". I gave it my own slight twinges. By the way, the book is a great inspiration for any ice cream lover! The taste: if you know it's caramelized, then you can taste it subtly. If you don't know, you couldn't really put your finger on the slight other taste. I was fascinated that this ice cream REALLY tastes like a soft, ripe pear. You know the kind that already has some soft spots and that you bite into and you drool and dribble because it's so juicy? Yeah, that's the stuff! I think the cooking and caramelizing of the pears brings out the flavor and makes it so smooth. Why did I make this ice cream? Well, no. 1., it's the perfect start into the new autumn season. No. 2., I love pears. No.3., they were on sale in my local supermarket. Hihi. I can't resist a good deal! If you prefer another fruit (as long as it has enough of it's own fruit juice! you may substitute it. You may also submit goat's milk for regular milk to give it a unique taste! |
Caramelized pear ice cream
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Caramelized pear ice cream Recipe on Food52
This is a really smooth, very fruity ice cream. The original recipe is to be found in David Lebovitz's "The Perfect Scoop". I gave it my own slight twinges. By the way, the book is a great inspiration for any ice cream lover! The taste: if you know it's caramelized, then you can taste it subtly. If you don't know, you couldn't really put your finger on the slight other taste. I was fascinated that this ice cream REALLY tastes like a soft, ripe pear. You know the kind that already has some soft spots and that you bite into and you drool and dribble because it's so juicy? Yeah, that's the stuff! I think the cooking and caramelizing of the pears brings out the flavor and makes it so smooth. Why did I make this ice cream? Well, no. 1., it's the perfect start into the new autumn season. No. 2., I love pears. No.3., they were on sale in my local supermarket. Hihi. I can't resist a good deal! If you prefer another fruit (as long as it has enough of it's own fruit juice! you may substitute it. You may also submit goat's milk for regular milk to give it a unique taste!
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