Ice cream

By VicentaLakin

Ice cream
Remember, we just met at that time, and we went on a trip, and we said that we wanted to eat the sweet, so we wanted to eat the sweet and sour, and then we looked all over the street, and we looked all over the street, and we looked all over the place, and we didn't, and he found it on a stand at Wal-Mart's exit, and he bought it right away, and it was like he was laughing at me, and the mollies came, and he couldn't even stop it, really, after 10 years, and now it's time for the kids' love, and now it's time to buy it outside, it's time to feel dirty, to eat at home, and to wait at one and three, and the little guy's not listening, he's going to make some syrup, and he's not waiting, he's going to cry, he's going to eat. He's still the oldest son. He's got an idea. He wants to wait till he gets cold. Now it's the mountain season. It's not hard to do it

Recipe Recommendations

  • Hawthorn 300 grams
  • white sugar 100 grams
  • brown sugar 20 grams

Steps for Ice cream

  • Make Ice cream step 0
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    I'll use a straw to get the heart in the middle. Drop it
  • Make Ice cream step 1
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    Hot pot, a little bowl of water, white sugar, red sugar, red sugar, all right
  • Make Ice cream step 2
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    Handle the mountains, use the bubbles, wash them
  • Make Ice cream step 3
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    Watch the sugar sauce, boil it, use the spoon, stir it, avoid it, burn it
  • Make Ice cream step 4
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    Slowly, it's thick, it's loaded, it's laced, it's a fire, it's a mountain
  • Make Ice cream step 5
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    Scrambling, rolling, making the mountains stick to the syrup, messing with it, and starting to tie it
  • Make Ice cream step 6
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    Isn't it tempting
  • Make Ice cream step 7
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    It's finished. Enjoy
  • Make Ice cream step 8
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    Isn't that right
  • Make Ice cream step 9
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    One more
  • Make Ice cream step 10
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    Again..
  • Ice cream Make Tips

    Yuxi's Ramblings: The amount of sugar can be adjusted to your liking; to prevent burning, I always simmer over low heat; actually, a slight caramel flavor isn't bad either...