Posted by husker44a on September 09, 2013 at 06:45:24 from (199.47.66.56):
In Reply to: Homemade Ice Cream posted by K Rooney on September 09, 2013 at 05:57:43:
Use Dr.Google. Homemade icecream. LOTS of hits. You can send me about ten quarts when your done making it !!! Get fresh cream if you can find it. Half and half works OK but not as good flavor as fresh cream. I have a four quart hand crank maker that was my great grandmothers. Still works good. Twenty quart I would remove the crank and install a pulley with electric motor. Big pulley on maker small pulley on motor. Bolted to a board. Flip a switch. Unless you have a few willing kids to crank it. We also flavored it with fresh fruit too. Yummy !!! Lots of ice and use rock salt instead of table salt.
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