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Banana Ice Cream

Chapter 2 · The French Laundry Years

Banana Ice Cream

50 min|Intermediate|French|Makes about 1 quart

Banana Ice Cream

French · France · 50 min · Makes about 1 quart

Banana Ice Cream

The Story

For best results, use very ripe bananas for the banana milk infusion.

Ingredients

Makes about 1 quart

Scaled to a home kitchen batch from Jason's original production formula.

Method

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1

Make an anglaise with the cream, milk, fat free milk, sugar, yolks, and vanilla bean paste.

2

Substitute the milk with banana milk infusion for banana flavor.

3

Cool in an ice bath.

4

Freeze in ice cream maker containers.

Jason's Notes

Creamy banana ice cream made with banana milk infusion. Perfect for desserts or as a component in more complex creations.

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