Walnut ice cream

As we transition from summer into fall, there’s this confusion on what is seasonally appropriate to make and bake during this time. I mean I typically eat out of season fruits and veggies all year (hello $8 a pint strawberries), but I love to follow seasonal flavors as well. Living in California we don’t really feel the seasons so I just want to eat summer fruits all year, but this year I am quarantining in Massachusetts. And honestly, I feel the seasons coming. I can smell the cinnamon and…

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Sweet and nutty flavors marry in the ultimate no-churn ice cream recipe - Maple Walnut Ice Cream. It tastes like it came from a creamery, and you don't need any special equipment.

This homemade Maple Walnut Ice Cream is rich, decadent, and will ruin you for the store bought version. Real maple syrup, no extract used!

This scrumptious homemade maple walnut ice cream is made with a custard base of pure maple syrup, cream, and eggs. The walnuts add flavor and crunch.

An old fashioned favorite ice cream flavor!

This honeyed pear and walnut ice cream is creamy, complex and delicious. You will love it, and I'm going to show you how to make it!

This Graham Canyon Ice Cream has a luscious graham cracker base with chunks of chocolate covered honeycomb candy, pieces of graham crackers, and mini chocolate chips for good measure. It's my take on one of the most popular flavors served at the Creamery on Ninth at my alma mater, BYU.

Well, I'm sure you noticed I didn't post last week. We were on vacation... and once again, I wasn't prepared. There's a shocker. To make up for it, I made you some homemade ice cream. I hope you like black walnuts. No? Sorry, my mom will eat your scoop. :) I found these at Sprouts. (I just noticed what the package says...hee hee.) The little buggers are not that easy to come by. Unless you happen to have a black walnut tree in your yard... Like my uncle...but he lives in Ohio...far, far…

With help from an heirloom recipe, we made a no-churn ice cream that made us melt. An ice cream maker works by churning a mixture (usually milk, cream, sugar, and egg yolks) as it freezes to inhibit the formation of ice crystals and to incorporate air—so that instead of a solid block of frozen milk, you have silky, creamy ice cream. But we found an easy way to ditch the ice cream maker by whipping cream in a blender. The air in the whipped cream stood in for the air normally incorporated by…