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Fig Ice Cream
Serves 8 (1½ pts)
This recipe can be made with either double cream, half fat cream or half fat milk and you'll need an ice cream maker. If you don't have one, buy a good vanilla ice cream, gently simmer some sliced dried figs with a little orange juice, a knob of butter, a spoonful of brandy and a spoonful of sugar until the juices thicken to a syrup. Pour the warm mixture over the ice cream.
4 egg yolks
100g caster sugar
600ml double cream
5 semi-soft dried figs
1 tbsp rose water
juice of half a lemon
- Pour the cream into a saucepan and slowly heat to boiling point.
- Remove from the heat as soon as a bubble breaks, then stir well. Return the mixture to a low heat and stir constantly until the mixture leaves a thin film on the back of a wooden spoon.
- Do not let it boil or it will separate.
- Remove pan from the heat and leave it until cold. Place the ice cream bowl in the freezer for at least eight hours or according to manufacturer's instructions.
- Pour in the mixture according to the manufacturer's instructions.
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