RyanGio:
I could eat this twice a day every single day...
You'll certainly want to be able to make this old-school Italian treat for everyone in your family. Representing one of the classic gelato tryptic flavors (cream, chocolate, and pistachio or hazlenut), this custom recipe could very well become your new favorite flavor.
Perfect on its own, with strawberries on the side, or even at the bottom of a wonderous coffee "affogato" as poeple say in Italy, knowing how to expertly whip up a cream gelato in under 1 hour, will make this dessert an unmistakable signature dish for you to master. And when you do, expect a long line of friends and family waiting to taste your new, lip-smacking Italian recipe!
What wine does gelato go with?
Pairing wine with ice cream is not an easy task, but it is certainly fun because of the countless combinations of flavours and taste sensations. In this case, the cream is marked by the clear sensation of egg and sweet, so it is appropriate to counterbalance with a dessert wine with a not too marked sweet sensation such as sweet Malvasia. As an alternative, a sparkling Moscato is also excellent.
Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
for 4 servings
Step
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Beat egg yolks with granulated sugar using electric mixer until thickened and well-blended. Heat the heavy cream with the milk in medium sauce pan over medium-low heat until hot but not boiling. Remove from heat, and when cooled, slowly fold into egg mixture. Pour mixture back into small saucepan, and heat over very low heat for a few minutes. Remove from heat. Allow blend to cool off, and pour into ice cream maker, where it should churn for between 30-40 minutes or until consistency is correct. Once the correct consistency is reached, place into freezer.
Step
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Of 2
Once the correct consistency is reached in the ice cream maker during churning, you can either store in freezer until ready to enjoy, or serve promptly.
Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
The Soave from Azienda Agricola Bertani, a light white wine from 2019
View productThe 'Vecchio Florio' is the real Marsala Superiore, born in the centuries-old cellars and famous all around the world
View productCecchi's Vernaccia fine and intense perfume is balanced with just the right freshness and persistency. Pairs well with fish, fresh cheeses and crispy breads.
View productThe Soave from Azienda Agricola Bertani, a light white wine from 2019
View productThe 'Vecchio Florio' is the real Marsala Superiore, born in the centuries-old cellars and famous all around the world
View productCecchi's Vernaccia fine and intense perfume is balanced with just the right freshness and persistency. Pairs well with fish, fresh cheeses and crispy breads.
View productRyanGio Friday 10th of April 2020
Creamy Love
I could eat this twice a day every single day...
Nina Friday 10th of April 2020
A true classic!
I'll be making this over and over - a real classic that I was missing until now.