Yummy! Homemade ice cream

March 25, 2008 > No Comments

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We have an abundance of raw cream that I am trying to find uses for. I went searching for ice cream recipes that don’t need an ice cream maker. Who wants to lug one of those out!? Here’s what I made last night and it was a big hit (even to my picky dear husband). Tasted just like store bought!

3 egg whites (I let a little yolk slip through)
1 1/2 c. sugar (I used raw, unrefined sugar)
2 c. mashed strawberries (much easier to just pulse a few times in the  
      food processor)
1 1/2 c. whipped cream
Whip cold cream until you’ve got thick whipped cream.
Beat the egg whites and sugar for 10 minutes, add strawberries, and whip another minute.
Fold in the whipped cream. Freeze in a 8 1/2 x 11 glass dish for at least 5 hours.
I have only one mixer so I had to wash the bowl and whip attatchment between steps.
Enjoy!
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  1. Tina
    March 28th, 2008 @ 1:20 pm

    Where do u get the raw, unrefined sugar, & cream? Maybe a dumb question but just wondering if there’s something I’ve missed?

  2. amandasattitude
    March 28th, 2008 @ 2:21 pm

    Hi Tina!
    You can get unrefined sugar at your local grocery store. I buy it in bulk at a local “Mennonite” store. I prefer to use local honey or molasses as a sweetener but I use unrefined sugar sometimes in recipes.
    Here’s a tidbit about unrefined sugar
    “Unrefined sugar is made from sugar cane juice that is released by pressing sugar cane stalks. It is different from refined sugar in that it is typically 50% less processed and therefore contains slightly more molasses than refined sugar. Unrefined sugar has a sucrose level in the range of 99.2% – 99.5% as compared to refined sugar which has a higher sucrose level of 99.9%.”

    Doesn’t make it “good for you” necessarily but I feel better than if I used white sugar. :)

    As for the raw cream/milk we buy it from a family that has a milk cow. :)

    Thanks for visiting my blog!

    Amanda

  3. Bethany
    March 30th, 2008 @ 5:07 pm

    Sounds yummy! I just made some frozen yogurt, it is pretty good for my first time trying. :)

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