Eggs — I used four whole eggs for this recipe. Sugar — Just a cup and a fourth of granulated sugar. Blueberries — Fresh blueberries work best! Lemon — Some fresh lemon juice helps keep the blueberries fresh!
Pour the whole milk into a small saucepan and heat over medium heat until it reaches degrees. Do not boil. In a small mixing bowl, combine the eggs and sugar and whisk well. When milk reaches degrees, take a small measuring cup and pour into the egg mixture, whisking vigorously as you pour it in. Do not stop whisking, and continue to pour about a cup of hot milk into the eggs.
Then pour the contents of the bowl into the saucepan and place back on heat. Continue whisking and heating until the mixture reaches degrees. Remove from heat and let cool. How to make blueberry ice cream: Prep. If using KitchenAid attachment, place the bowl into the freezer a full day in advance or at least 15 hours before churning.
Temper the eggs. See directions above. Cook the blueberries. Cook on medium heat, and use a potato masher to smash the blueberries open while cooking.
This will take about 20 minutes.. Pour the cooked berries into a fine mesh strainer over a bowl, catching all the juices. Use a spoon to push the berries and allow all the juice to strain out. Combine ice cream ingredients. Did you find what you were looking for? For order, account issues, or specific item inquiries, please contact us. Related categories. Graeter S. Related searches. Get top deals, latest trends, and more. Email address.
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This blueberry ice cream is made in three steps. Prepare the blueberry sauce. Prepare the ice cream base. Churn the ice cream in an ice cream maker. While the process is fairly simple, this is not something you want to leave for the last minute, as the ice cream will need a few hours to freeze up before you eat it.
Once of the biggest differences between this blueberry ice cream recipe and many of the others that you see floating around is how we use the blueberries.
Instead of pureeing the berries and straining out the seeds and skins, we use the whole blueberry. The skins hold a lot of flavor and nutrients and the chunky texture makes the ice cream that much more interesting. It also means less work for you. The blueberries go into a wide, shallow pot along with the sugar, water, and optional cardamom. Cook the berries until they begin to burst open, mash them with a potato masher, then cook a little longer until the blueberries thicken into a sauce.
Let it cool at least 15 minutes before combining with the ice cream base. Instead, it gets all of its rich creaminess from heavy cream and whole milk. That means there is no custard to cook, no thermometer to watch for food safety, and no extended cooling time. You simply take the cream and the milk from a cold fridge and combine them together.
The hard part about living in the northern part of the country is a shorter Summer and swim season, but the payoff is a gorgeous Fall. Again with being in a weird limbo state. I wish I could have the perfect blend of Summer and Fall. I made this blueberry ice cream a few weeks ago, full well knowing that it would likely be the last homemade ice cream of the season.
It is fully a year round treat in my book. I hope it is for you too! Enjoy your favorite creamy homemade blueberry ice cream any time of the year! This blueberry ice cream recipe is perfectly sweet, creamy and bursting with fresh blueberry flavor! Bring to a boil and mash berries. Puree blueberry mixture, then strain through a fine mesh strainer. Set aside. Add 1 cup heavy cream and vanilla to a medium bowl with a mesh strainer set on top.
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