Twelve years after the publication oftheir previous book,the largest selling book on ICES that has ever been published, Caroline and Robin Weir return with the ultimate guide to Ice Cream, Gelato, and Sorbet. Since the first publication, over a decade of research and millions of calories have gone into this new book which has over 400 recipes covering ice creams, gelato, graniti, bombes, parfaits, instructions on making wafers, biscuits, punches, even ice creams for diabetics and vegans.This NEW book, with all areas expanded and updated, is for the beginner, the enthusiast, the cook, the expert, and the professional chef. All the recipes are written in the clearest terms in Metric, cup measurements, and Imperial weights and measures. All techniques are described in the simplest terms and all your questions are covered in this comprehensive book. There are new revelations, on the history of ice cream as well as the origin of the ice cream cone, plus dozens of new pictures and illustrations from the authors constantly expanding collection; there is also a section on both penny licks and some hilarious soda fountain lingo.There is also acomprehensive section on the physics and chemistry of all ices, as well as enough information to enable you to make almost anything into an ice. Should you want to go BIG on ice cream there is a section on equipment as well as a section on the chemistry and physics of ice cream and ices. If you have never tasted homemade ice cream, you are in for a revelation. If you have the previous book you are in for many inspired new flavors. These are not ice creams loaded with junk confectionery, these are pure unalloyed, straightforward ices, made from easily obtainable ingredients without additives.
If you have the previous book you are in for many inspired new flavors. These are not ice creams loaded with junk confectionery, these are pure unalloyed, straightforward ices, made from easily obtainable ingredients without additives.
Features more than two hundred recipes representing treats from around the world, along with a history of frozen desserts and serving tips
A celebration of the world's greatest chilled dessert, this book focuses on the specifically Italian origins of ices.
Thirty recipes from around the world including Italy, France, India, Southeast Asia, Scandinavia, and Australia -- each photographed in full color by James Merrell.
With handy ingredient guides, serving tips, and the rundown on how to select and use ice cream makers, this fabulous book is a recipe for delicious new-fashioned fun.
Pamela Sheldon Johns provides 50 recipes for gelato and other icy desserts, along with tasty accompaniments.
Gelato Messina is THE gelati book that takes you to a whole new level, with unique recipes that result in the frozen works of art that are synonymous with this famous Sydney establishment.
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream Flecks of vanilla bean imbue this creamy ice cream with an exotic flavor that is far superior to vanilla ... Add the vanilla pods and half - and - half , and cook over barely simmering water until scalded .
- The best book about making great ice cream at home, using amateur equipment, and showing you how quickly and easily you can prepare a perfect ready solution to round off a meal - Two Italian authors are a real warranty of success This ...
The Ultimate Ice Cream Book contains enough recipes to fill your summer days with delicious frozen desserts -- but after acquainting yourself with this book's hundreds of tempting concoctions, you'll want to use it every day of the year.