How can a flavor be so soft, light and yet incredibly rich and delicious all that same time? My friends, welcome to lavender lemon ice cream. It's luxurious and oh so fresh!
Course Iced treats
Cuisine American
Keyword lavender lemon ice cream
Prep Time 2 hourshrs
Cook Time 20 minutesmins
Additional Time 2 hourshrs
Total Time 4 hourshrs20 minutesmins
Servings 12large scoops
Calories 173
Author All recipes by Sarah Buckley
Ingredients
2cupsheavy cream
1cupwhole milk
4egg yolks
1/2cupsugar
3/4cuphoney
2lemonsjuice and zest
2tablespoonsdried culinary lavender
1teaspoonsea salt
1tablespoonvanilla extract or lavender vanilla extract
Instructions
Add all ingredients two a small sauce pan.
On low heat, mix consistently, and slowly simmer and mix for twenty minutes. Remove from heat. If desired, sieve ingredients into a heat proof container. I personally leave my lavender flowers and lemon zest in. I'm a textured ice cream kind of person, the more stuff, the better. You do you.
Let mixture cool for at least two hours in the refrigerator.
Mix cooled custard and add to to ice cream maker and churn according to manufactuer's recommendations.
Ours churns for twenty minutes. Ice cream should double in volume and be solid, but soft when done.
Scoop into molds of choice or air tight container for scooping.
Notes
STORING YOUR HOMEMADE ICE CREAM:Homemade ice cream should be stored in a sealed, air tight container that's easy to scoop from. Because homemade ice creams often aren't prepared with any preservatives or stabilizers, we like to enjoy ours within two weeks. Otherwise, we find they become difficult to scoop. They will not spoil in the freezer in that time frame.