Sadly, when I attempted to use this recipe, the flavor was decidedly off. [No blame to the recipe maker, you should definitely check out Desert Candy's extensive ice cream recipe listing! Avocado! Sour cream brown sugar! Innovation at it's finest.]
Perhaps my custard was overcooked? Proportions off? Eggs old? Though my dear husband is pointing his finger at the dreaded STORE BRAND OLIVE OIL. [insert dramatic chipmunk]
I should have used the good stuff we picked up at Star Provisions from our local cheese-mongerer. @timthecheeseman allows customers to sample oils from various regions and countries, and bring the bottle back in for reduced price refills. Delicious and sustainable!
Really, to make the olive oil and chocolate ice cream happen, I should have called on Jake for help. That's Jake of Jake's Ice Cream, local Atlanta ice cream kingpin, who is partnering with the annual A Taste of the Highlands benefit event to create a new ice cream flavor in honor of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. You know, for the kids.
4 comments:
What a gorgeous blog! I'm so glad you left a comment on ours so we could see what you do.
Even though your Ecco ice cream creation did not produce the desired results- it still sounds absolutely divine!
ps- my bf and I are armchair foodies (literally: we eat on the couch a lot) so I'm sharing this blog with him asap.
Aw shiz, exceeded my ! limit with this post. Better luck next time.
Hi!
I randomly found your blog while looking for a recipe for Ecco's sea salt olive oil ice cream. I followed the recipe you linked to with fresh eggs and fancy olive oil. We ate it with chocolate pudding/mousse and it was fantastic! I made the ice cream with my KitchenAid attachment it was by far the best ice cream I have made.
Thanks!
Their ice cream recipe is so spectacular, the mixture of flavor in their products is so tasty.
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