Felicia Novita 419 Posted June 12, 2015 (edited) How to Make Kingdom Hearts Popsicle : Sea Salt Ice Cream. I learnt it from several people around the net and from my family who have ever made ice cream. Thank you to : Rosanna Pansino (youtube user) for showing how to create it. ( ) Kurada from food.com, it helped me so much to calculate the servings. (http://www.food.com/recipe/sea-salt-ice-cream-177919) my cousin, Janice for teaching and suggesting me how to make ice cream well. My brother, Hans, who helped me to combine the food color well. and lastly my beloved grandma for giving me suggestion how to make delicious Ice Cream. Estimated time : 3 hours + Difficulty level : 2 / 5 stars. Servings : 5-6 people. Ingredients : Ingredients Note from the picture: 2-4 eggs (this time I use 3 eggs) 500 – 600 ml white milk (I use low fat milk) 1.5 - 2 teaspoons of Vanilla extract 250 – 300 ml heavy whipping cream. Blue and green Food Color Sea Salt (depending on a brand at your country, make sure it’s sea salt!) 3 – 5 tablespoons of Sugar. Materials : Materials note from picture (left side for important materials, right side for optional): Ice cream sticks Mixer Saucepan 2 huge bowls (heat resistant and used for mixing) Measurement glass Ice cream molds (in case you don’t have it, you can use bowl) Stir stick Teaspoon (optional) Tablespoon (optional) Vanilla extract / tester mini bowl (optional) How to cook (step by step) ~ Prepare the ingredients and materials. ~ Separate the eggs into 2 bowls, and put sugar into the yolk one. See the picture below. Left side : Yolk with sugar; Right : White Egg ~ Mix the white first until it’s mixed well (stiff), then mixed the yolk with sugar until it’s mixed well. Mixing White Egg. Mixing the egg yolks + Sugar ~ Maybe you want to measure the milk, you can use measurement glass to measure the milk that you desired. This time I only use 600 ml milk. Measuring the milk. ~ Pour the milk into saucepan, and heat it with small fire for 3-5 minutes. Stir it well. I SUGGEST YOU TO NOT GO AWAY WHILE YOU’RE HEATING THE MILK, SINCE THE MILK IS EASY TO BURN. Pouring the milk and heating the milk. ~ After the milk has warmed enough, pour it to yolks mixture, and mix it well. From left to right : Pour and mix the warm milk with egg yolks and sugar. ~ After it has mixed, pour it to the saucepan, and heat it with small fire for 3-5 minutes. Stir it well. REMEMBER, DON’T LEAVE IT ANYWHERE! Pouring the mixture into saucepan once again and heat it. ~ After it’s warmed enough, pour it to white egg mixture, mix it well. Pour the mixture into the white egg mix and mix it till it’s mixed well! ~ After it’s mixed well, add sea salt, make sure the sweet and salty are balanced. YOU SHOULD TEST IT, using spoon or tester mini bowl. Pouring sea salt into the mixture. ~ After you’ve got the taste, put the mixture into refrigerator for at least 5-10 minutes to make it cool down. Put the mixture into refrigerator ~ After it cools down, add 250 – 300ml of heavy whipping cream into the mixture and also 1.5 – 2 teaspoons of Vanilla extract. (You may use Vanilla extract bowl for optional way), mix it well with mixer. Left to right : Pour the heavy whipping cream, vanilla extract (I put them at small bowl), and mix it! ~ Add 7-10 blue food color and 1-3 green food color into your mixture (be careful with this! At the first time I made it, I add too much green in it, and it turned to green), and mixed it well. See the picture, if you add the food colors in right measurement, the right one should like my picture below. Here’s my Sea salt Ice cream mixture after I put food colors, it should be like this. (And.. I ran out of blue, but for some reason, I feel lucky that It turns to sea blue! Thanks my bro for checking it many times! XDXD ) ~ Maybe it’s difficult to move the mixture to mold or bowl, you can use glass measurement to place your mixture, then, you can pour the mixture into the mold or bowl. If you use ice cream mold, please don’t put your ice cream stick yet, you need to make your mixture stiff first before you put it! And also, if you use ice cream mold don’t pour it to the mold too full, or else you can’t put your ice cream stick. I move it to measurement glass and pour it to the mold. Here’s the true color of my ice cream ; I put them to several places since I plan to give them as tester to my friends ~ Put the mixture which you have put it at mold or bowl into the freezer, set the freezer to the coldest temperature for fast freezing. Put them in the freezer, and set the coldest temperature for fast freezing! ~ In case you use ice cream mold, I put them in freezer for almost 2 hours, after that put the stick in it, and put them at the freezer for a long time, until they’re thickened. Put the stick at the ice cream and put the ice cream back to the freezer for a long time until they get thickened. ~ In case it’s hard to pull them off from ice cream mold, you can use small knife to put them off and place them at plate or bowl if you want to. This how I pull off the ice cream from the mold. Man, It’s not good >_<” ~ Ice cream is ready to eat! Happy trying! Here’s my selpic when I’m eating the ice cream (man, I took this when I was reading my SMS). The taste for me is good, it’s balance between salt and sweet although my bro said that I should make more sweet next time PS : I suggest you mix for quite long time, the longer you mix, the ice cream will be softer. (My grandma said this to me) Food colors in each regions have different quality, so choose wise if you want to combine this. (Thanks to my cousin) Don’t you ever leave when you heat the milk or the mixture. Milk is easy to burn. (Thanks to my cousin) Please watch the ratio of the color combination, if you feel hesitate to add them, you can take the mixture for a bit and test it at different bowl. (thanks to my bro) Be careful also in adding the salt and sugar! Make sure it’s balance! Don’t forget to test the taste! Edited June 12, 2015 by Felicia Novita 7 SorRik, ladydualwieldin, Yuya Sakaki and 4 others reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aru Akise 2,540 Posted June 12, 2015 (edited) There's no heavy whipping cream in my country. Substitutes? And common salt is a no no? Edited June 12, 2015 by SkyKeybladeHero Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Felicia Novita 419 Posted June 12, 2015 (edited) There's no heavy whipping cream in my country. Substitutes? I have never met the same problem as this one (It's also hard to find it at my place), but I read from the net, you can change them with butter and combined with milk. Maybe this article helps you : http://www.food.com/recipe/heavy-cream-substitute-380700 I never tried it before, but I would love to try to make it someday. And common salt is a no no? Urgh. I also haven't met this problem before... If I were you I would use fine salt, but I don't know about the result... Edited June 12, 2015 by Felicia Novita Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Forever 3,550 Posted June 12, 2015 I love how this recipe has a difficulty level. It's good to know that even terrible cooks like me, can create this with confidence. lmao I can't wait to try!! Thanks for sharing, Miss Novita!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Felicia Novita 419 Posted June 12, 2015 (edited) I love how this recipe has a difficulty level. It's good to know that even terrible cooks like me, can create this with confidence. lmao I can't wait to try!! Thanks for sharing, Miss Novita!! Ah.. to be honest, I determined the difficulty level based from what I'd done. To be honest, I'm also not good in cooking, but I don't know why, I feel I have to try if I want to taste it how it is like. You're welcome, I hope this post really helps you! Good luck Edited June 12, 2015 by Felicia Novita 1 Forever reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Veemon 1,540 Posted June 12, 2015 Oh yeah! I watched some of her Videos! I also saw that there was a recipe for Poapu fruit. Both looked delicious! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Felicia Novita 419 Posted June 12, 2015 Oh yeah! I watched some of her Videos! I also saw that there was a recipe for Poapu fruit. Both looked delicious! Woah, there's one! Maybe I should try to make it as well someday! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ladydualwieldin 212 Posted June 12, 2015 Awww, those are so cute! Thanks for the tutorial; I'll definitely have to give this a go! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VisitJoan 2,713 Posted June 12, 2015 I did that once - everyone liked it. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Felicia Novita 419 Posted June 13, 2015 Awww, those are so cute! Thanks for the tutorial; I'll definitely have to give this a go! You're welcome, good luck Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites