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An Easy Homemade Ice Cream Recipe to Make Your Flavor Dreams Come True

Today we have for you: Ice cream A puffy, golden egg foo young Plus, a summer berry buckle that could also be a summer stone fruit buckle Good morning. My ice cream maker's in a closet along with my pasta machine, paella pans, a giant bamboo steamer and an immersion circulator. (In this game, you accumulate a lot of tools.) I haul it out periodically for experiments — creamy mango ice cream, Red Zinger ice cream, Guinness ice cream — that generally work, if not brilliantly. I've never been an ice cream ace. Scott Loitsch is out to change that for me, and perhaps for you. He's come up with a superb new recipe for easy homemade vanilla ice cream (above) that makes a great base for building almost any flavor of ice cream you can imagine. (Sichuan peppercorn, please!) It's eggless, relying instead on cream cheese to provide texture and stability, along with zing and shine. Featured Recipe View Recipe → I might use it for Scott's take on peanut butter pie ice cream. Or his strawberry cheesecake ice cream. I could crumble some Heath bars into one version or use dried cherries soaked in bourbon for another. For the Sichuan peppercorn situation, I'd toast a bunch, crack them, and then steep them in milk before straining them out and heating with cream, sugar, corn syrup and salt to pour over the cream cheese. Here we go! Ice cream's a great dessert after a mess of burgers or brats, after a meal of blackened fish with quick grits, after a big barbecued vegetable salad. That straight vanilla one's perfect scooped over a summer berry buckle or a peach pie. This weekend, we all scream for ice cream. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.