Garam Masala, Brown Butter Pecan, and Date Ice Cream

Serving Size: 4-6

Ingredients:

  • 110g Sugar

  • 5g Vanilla Paste

  • 5g Garam Masala

  • 1g Xantham Gum

  • 200g Heavy Cream

  • 55g Honey or Light Corn Syrup

  • 45g Non-Fat Milk Powder

  • 45g Egg Yolk

  • 550g Whole Milk

  • 50g Chopped Pecans

  • 25g Chopped Dates

  • 50g Butter

Instructions:

  1. In a Medium Saucepan over Medium Heat, Add the Milk, Honey or Corn Syrup, Milk Powder, Garam Masala, and Cream.

  2. Whisk Until Mixture Reaches 115F

  3. Mix Together the Sugar and Xantham Gum Before Adding to the Saucepan Along with the Egg Yolks

  4. Whisk Constantly Until it Reaches 185F to Pasteurize the Egg

  5. Pour Mixture into a Bowl and Use a Hand Blender to Fully Combine (Can Also Transfer to a Stand Blender)

  6. Allow to Cool on Counter or Place Bowl into a Larger Bowl full of Ice Water and Stir to Quickly Cool Down the Ice Cream Base to 45F

  7. Cover Surface of Ice Cream Base with Plastic Wrap so no Air Can Develop a Skin.

  8. Refrigerate Overnight

  9. While the Base is Chilling in the Fridge, Prepare the Pecans and Dates

  10. Roughly Chop the Pecans and Dates into Desired Size

  11. Melt the Butter in a Small Saucepan over Medium Heat and Allow to Cook for 2 Minutes.

  12. Add in the Pecans

  13. Continue to Cook the Butter until Deep Golden Brown and you Smell a Nutty Aroma. Mix Constantly to Prevent it From Burning

  14. Once Deeply Golden, Take off Heat and Add in the Dates, a Dash of Garam Masala, Along with a Strong Pinch of Salt

  15. Mix and Allow to Cool

  16. Remove the Base from the Fridge and Blend Once More for 1 Minute to Incorporate Air (This Will Allow for More Air to be Trapped Resulting in a Lighter Smoother Consistency)

  17. Pour The Mixture into an Ice Cream Maker, Add in the Pecans and Dates, and Churn (Refer to your Ice Cream Maker’s Instructions for How Long to Churn)

  18. After Churning, the Ice Cream is Ready or Transfer to a Container and Freeze

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