Old-Fashioned Homemade Ice Cream: With 58 Original Recipes

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My husband has liked every recipe that I have tried from this book. I bought this book to make ice cream with a Kitchenaid freezer bowl attachment.

IT IS VERY EDUCATIONAL.BECAUSE I AM USING AN ELECTRIC 2-QT ICE CREAM MAKER I WILL HAVE TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS TO THE ALL THE RECIPES WHICH MAKE ONE GALLON. LOVED ALL THE NOSTALGIA. THIS BOOK IS A GOOD REFERENCE FOR MAKING OLD-FASHIONED ICE CREAM.

My kids don't want store bought Ice Cream anymore. We have used a couple of recipes and have loved them.

This is my only reason for giving the book only three stars. So far I've only made French Vanilla Ice Cream from this book. It's my favorite but eventually I'll venture into making some other flavors.

There's even ice cream recipes that are based on instant pudding and one on jello.The author covers a brief history of ice cream and covers each of the main ingredients as well as why they're needed.Negatives:All of the recipes make about a gallon so you'll have to size them down if your machine can't handle a full gallon. There are exotic treats such as caramel, banana chocolate, maple walnut and even butterscotch royal ice cream. Luckily Ice Cream recipes can be successfully sized down.Many of the recipies do require cooking of some sort.Also some recipes use "rennet tablets" something that I'm not familiar with.----------- Overall this is a good basic book with some unique ice creams at a fantastic price. This isn't a fancy book with color photos, in fact the only color photo is on the cover, but it does contain some good old fashioned recipes. There are many variations presented for chocolate and vanilla ice creams, some not requiring any cooking.