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ostrich

Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 4960 Location: Nebraska
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Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:35 pm Post subject: No Fat Vanilla Ice Cream |
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Taken from over here while desperately searching for a low fat ice cream recipe.
No Fat Vanilla Ice Cream
Serves 12
A delicious fat-free alternative to traditional high fat ice cream.
3 tsp unflavored gelatin
3 cup skim milk
6 Tbsp sugar
3 tsp vanilla extract
3 Tbsp boiling water
Directions:
Mix gelatin with boiling water and stir until it dissolves.
Dissolve sugar in skim milk over a medium heat without letting the mixture boil.
Remove from the heat and add the gelatin mixture. Stir in vanilla.
Pour into a shallow container and freeze until the mixture has set but not frozen solid.
Mix with an electric beater until the mixture is white and fluffy. It should be at least double it's original volume. Freeze until solid.
Variations:
For a fruity flavor try adding fresh fruit when you beat the mixture. Serving suggestion not included in nutritional analysis.
(Per Serving)
Calories: 58 cals
Kilojoules: 243 kJ
Fat: 0.1 g
Carbohydrates: 11.0 g
Protein: 2.0 g
Cholesterol: 1.0 mg
Sodium: 37 mg
Saturated Fat: 0.0 g
Fiber: 0.0 g
Calcium: 75.0 mg
Total Sugars: 9.4 g
Ostrich notes:
- This recipe is stupidly simple to make, uses common ingredients, has no fat and no gluten. Win in my book.
- I used a vanilla bean (split lengthwise) instead of vanilla extract. I threw it in the milk/sugar mix while it was cooking. It wasn't quite vanilla-y enough for me. So if you want a stronger flavor use another bean or two.
- If you have an ice cream maker, pour the final mix into a bowl and chill for 4-5 hours. Pour into the ice cream maker and follow the manufacturer's directions.
- You could probably leave out the gelatin if you want to. I think it gives the ice cream an interesting consistency. _________________ Ostrich :>--O==={
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celiacmaine-iac
Joined: 19 Dec 2007 Posts: 1352 Location: Maine
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Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2008 8:28 am Post subject: |
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| Os wrote: | | I used a vanilla bean (split lengthwise) instead of vanilla extract. I threw it in the milk/sugar mix while it was cooking. It wasn't quite vanilla-y enough for me. So if you want a stronger flavor use another bean or two. |
One vanilla bean equals about 1 Tablespoon of extract. Did you scrape the seeds out of the middle of the bean into the milk mixture, Os? That should have boosted the flavor a lot.
| Os wrote: | | - You could probably leave out the gelatin if you want to. I think it gives the ice cream an interesting consistency. |
Not sure the recipe would work if you did this. I think the gelatin is what makes it possible to beat the mixture until it doubles in volume. It sounds like a similar technique that is used to beat Jello desserts until they are light and fluffy. To make this work without gelatin you would probably have to use cream, which would give it some of the structure that would be lacking because of omitting the gelatin. _________________ Steph |
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ostrich

Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 4960 Location: Nebraska
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Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2008 9:47 am Post subject: |
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| celiacmaine-iac wrote: | | One vanilla bean equals about 1 Tablespoon of extract. Did you scrape the seeds out of the middle of the bean into the milk mixture, Os? That should have boosted the flavor a lot. |
A little bit. I figured the majority of the seeds would float out while cooking. That's what happened when I made vanilla frozen yogurt last week.
| Quote: | | Not sure the recipe would work if you did this. I think the gelatin is what makes it possible to beat the mixture until it doubles in volume. It sounds like a similar technique that is used to beat Jello desserts until they are light and fluffy. To make this work without gelatin you would probably have to use cream, which would give it some of the structure that would be lacking because of omitting the gelatin. |
Sorry, I didn't mean to confuse people. I meant if you use an ice cream machine you could probably leave out the gelatin. My machine's paddles add enough air. Otherwise yes, I'd leave the gelatin in. _________________ Ostrich :>--O==={
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