Lemon Icecream Recipe for kirsty
Hi Kirsty
Found this in Hens in the Garden, Eggs in the kitchen
225g Caster Sugar
8 egg yolks
grated rind of 2 large lemons
4tbsp lemon juice (I like more than this, ie 6 tsbp
300ml double cream
Warm the sugar in either the oven or a microwave (this quickens the whisking process) putthe egg yolks in a mixing bowl and add the cater sugar. Whisk until very thick and whisk in the lemon rind. Whisk the cream and lemon juice together and fold into the egg yolk mixture. Turn into a freezer container and freeze until firm. Remove 15 minutes before you wish to serve the icecream.
Serves 8
And I freeze this in individual pots to make 10 portions, it is very rich. I'm also experimenting with cutting down on the cream by adding greek yoghurt and that seems to work well.
It is very lovely and when I've made the cake with the 7 egg whites I'll post that but at the moment it's courgette cake to use up all my donated marrows, so it will be a while yet.
best wishes
Sue
Hi Kirsty
Found this in Hens in the Garden, Eggs in the kitchen
225g Caster Sugar
8 egg yolks
grated rind of 2 large lemons
4tbsp lemon juice (I like more than this, ie 6 tsbp
300ml double cream
Warm the sugar in either the oven or a microwave (this quickens the whisking process) putthe egg yolks in a mixing bowl and add the cater sugar. Whisk until very thick and whisk in the lemon rind. Whisk the cream and lemon juice together and fold into the egg yolk mixture. Turn into a freezer container and freeze until firm. Remove 15 minutes before you wish to serve the icecream.
Serves 8
And I freeze this in individual pots to make 10 portions, it is very rich. I'm also experimenting with cutting down on the cream by adding greek yoghurt and that seems to work well.
It is very lovely and when I've made the cake with the 7 egg whites I'll post that but at the moment it's courgette cake to use up all my donated marrows, so it will be a while yet.
best wishes
Sue
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