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# Ice Cream Making
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## Terminology
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### "Ice Cream"
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Depending on who you ask,
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the presence of certain ingredients
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might disqualify a desert from being "ice cream".
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I tend to believe (sometimes begrudgingly)
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that the _popular_ definition is "correct",
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in this case that ice cream is everything that a normal person might call ice cream,
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which includes frozen custard, frozen yogurt, and gelato.
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If I am referring specifically to egg-less ice cream,
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I will state as such.
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### "Dairy"
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In this note and my ice cream recipes,
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I use **dairy** to refer to the mixture of milk, creams,
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milk/cream mixtures (see [[#Half and Half]]),
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eggs, yogurt, what have you,
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that makes up the majority of the stuff that you put in the ice cream machine
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that, after churning, becomes ice cream.
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## Churning
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## Storage
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### Containers
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Churned ice cream needs to be stored in an airtight container,
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otherwise ice crystals will form and ruin the texture.
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### Added Alcohol
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The addition of alcohol before storage
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will lower the melting point of the ice cream,
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giving it a softer texture.
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This is especially helpful for certain recipes
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with large pieces of fruit or cookies,
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which can freeze hard and crunchy.
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The recommended ratio is one tablespoon of spirit
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(usually vodka, brandy, or rum)
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to one cup of dairy.
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Add immediately after churning.
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## Recipes
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### Churn Time
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