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Jeni's Ice Creams in the June 2008 Food and Wine magazine
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ilovethiscity
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Posted 4 years ago # -
Charly
Upper Arlington
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With recipes you can make at home!!
http://www.foodandwine.com/articles/how-to-make-ice-cream-like-an-artisan
Posted 4 years ago # -
Charly
Upper Arlington
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FYI, gelatin is not an ingredient in the yogurts in Jeni's Stores. The reason it was used in these recipes is to accomodate average home ice cream machines.
(Recipe development process mentioned here:
http://www.foodandwine.com/blogs/mouthing-off/2008/5/2/Revolutionary-Homemade-Ice-Creams
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I would encourage your friend to experiment without gelatin and see how it works - part of the fun is in the experimentation! Frankly, having tasted most of the 75 recipes attempted, they ranged from very good to excellent to incredible. Little tweaks might work well - Cheers!
C
Posted 4 years ago # -
I became so addicted to the Queen City Cayenne ice cream that I broke my budget (7 bucks for a pint-- X many (many!) pints really hurt!). So here's my Poor Man's Jeni's recipe: Buy a half gallon of UDF chocolate and cayenne pepper powder, a few scoops in a big bowl, then add a spoonful of chili pepper power on top, then stir! Jeni's version is much better, but if you're an addict and don't have the cash to continually feed it, this ain't too bad.
Posted 4 years ago # -
chaptal
West Side
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Charly wrote FYI, gelatin is not an ingredient in the yogurts in Jeni's Stores. The reason it was used in these recipes is to accomodate average home ice cream machines.
(Recipe development process mentioned here:
http://www.foodandwine.com/blogs/mouthing-off/2008/5/2/Revolutionary-Homemade-Ice-Creams
)
I would encourage your friend to experiment without gelatin and see how it works - part of the fun is in the experimentation! Frankly, having tasted most of the 75 recipes attempted, they ranged from very good to excellent to incredible. Little tweaks might work well - Cheers!
C
Thank you very much for clearing this up Charly!
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ilovethiscity
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Among my many favorite flavors is now the Mango Lassi. It nursed a hangover. Kid's portion in a cup with a spoon.
Other favorites include the lemon yogurt with blueberry & the strawberry buttermilk
I want to try the new chocolate with specks
The Bexley store is beautiful. I dig the steel stools in that color. It's so cool it's cold. If I only new how to post pics on here from my new iPhone. Go check it out. Walker you are close!
Posted 3 years ago # -
jentothehen
Columbus
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Belgian Milk Chocolate is my jam...
oh yeah, and my sister and I make the icecream sandwiches there! Yay employer!
Posted 3 years ago # -
ssnyder5
Clintonville
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There is also an article in this month's Better Homes and Gardens featuring Jeni's.
http://www.bhg.com/party/birthday/themes/ice-cream-social-party-ideas/Posted 10 months ago #
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