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Wednesday
Feb012012

Banana Curry Ice Cream

Intriguing ice cream flavors sometimes just fall into my lap, or into my ears to be more exact.  I don't always try an ice cream flavor somewhere else before making it myself.  I often hear about different flavors through twitter, watching food and travel shows, or from friends' experiences at restaurants.  Once I hear about a fun flavor, the wheels begin to turn and soon enough I have conjured up ideas to make my own version.

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Wednesday
Jan252012

Rhubarb Ice Cream

I wish rhubarb was easier to find in New Orleans.  Unfortunately it is not local and therefore quite expensive and only available a few weeks per year.  I have a tendency to splurge on ice cream ingredients though, so a bunch of rhubarb went into my shopping cart this week.  Last year around this time I churned a batch of Rhubarb Lime Sherbet which was tart and refreshing.  This time around I wanted to use the pink vegetable to make a more hearty and comforting scoop.

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Wednesday
Jan182012

Roasted Pear & Red Currant Ice Cream

When I talk to people about ice cream, they often ask how I come up with my wacky flavors.  I think they are often suprised by my answer.  I don't really think that the flavors I make are wacky.  The flavors I make are natural flavors I find in my environment, often inspired by seasonal ingredients at the farmers market.  I may choose to use ingredients that are not typically found in ice cream at your local ice cream shop, but I ask, why not? 

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Wednesday
Jan112012

Candied Kumquat Ice Cream

About a year ago I told you all about the kumquat tree that grows on the side of my house.  Last year it was about three feet tall and yielded about 4 cups of fruit, with which I made a lovely Kumquat Sorbet.  Well the tree has doubled in size this year!  My husband picked enough fruit to almost fill a gallon bag, and there is still more on the tree.  So exciting!

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