Red wine fig ice cream
Overview
Red wine and figs go very well together, and the flavor of the ice cream is unexpected.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the figs and cut off the heads and tails;
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Use a piece of baking paper, cut it into the size of a small pot, and cut out air holes;
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Put the red wine, water, white sugar, and cinnamon sticks in the main ingredients into a small pot, heat over medium heat, and keep stirring until the sugar melts. Add the washed figs, bring to a boil and then turn down the heat;
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Cover the pot with the cut baking paper and cook for 10 minutes until a toothpick can be inserted through the figs;
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Cool the cooked figs, pour them into a container, and refrigerate them for more than two hours. After refrigeration, take out 3 figs and part of the soup, and store them in another container in the refrigerator for later use;
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Put 5 figs and the remaining soup into a food processor and puree until ready to use;
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Add milk and sugar into a milk pot, heat over low heat until the sugar dissolves, remove from heat, cool down, and set aside;
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Take out the refrigerated fig puree, pour light cream into the container, and stir it slightly;
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Pour half of the fig puree into the whipping cream, stir it with a whisk, then pour in the cooled milk, stir it with a whisk, and put the mixed liquid in the refrigerator;
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Take out the frozen ice cream bucket, press the base, insert the stirring stick, and put it into the bread machine;
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Press the "Kneading" button on the bread machine to start running, pour the mixed liquid into the ice cream bucket,
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A program has been running for 15 minutes, and the ice cream has begun to thicken;
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If you want to eat something hard, scoop out the ice cream and store it in a crisper, then put it in the refrigerator to freeze;
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After freezing for about 2 hours, the ice cream becomes hard; because of the red wine, the ice cream is very easy to scoop; because there is no egg yolk, the ice cream melts very easily;
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When eaten with boiled figs and other fruits, it becomes an afternoon tea snack.