I was watching a show awhile back where Ice Cream was being made with hot peppers.Just was wondering if anyone has try to make such a thing.
food Hot Pepper Ice Cream
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Jenny's Ice Cream in the North Market in Columbus, OH sells hot pepper ice cream and sorbets, amongst other varieties. Their hot pepper pear sorbet is quite tasty.
I am not a huge ice cream fan, but do make a good sorbet from time to time. When I don't want to bother making it, though, I will buy some and let it soften, then mix in hot pepper powder and possibly other things before refreezing. It's a good alternative when you're feeling lazy.
I am not a huge ice cream fan, but do make a good sorbet from time to time. When I don't want to bother making it, though, I will buy some and let it soften, then mix in hot pepper powder and possibly other things before refreezing. It's a good alternative when you're feeling lazy.
What a cool idea (pun intended) next trip to the grocery store I'm picking up some mango sorbet and working in some habanero powdergeeme said:
I have made it before. Beem meaning to do it again with supers. I like to make spicy desserts!
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/33522-ginger-mango-habanero-ice-cream/?fromsearch=1
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/33522-ginger-mango-habanero-ice-cream/?fromsearch=1
Let us know how it turns out.weave said:
That stuff looks good.Rawkstah said:
I was thinking about putting Scorpions in Ice Cream.Just didn't know if it was a good idea.Thanks for the feed back.I see some Scorpion Ice Cream being made.JayT said:
Care to share the recipe.someguy said:
pepperguy1 said:
I use a recipe that is very similar to one found in this thread. http://thehotpepper.com/topic/34138-peach-habanero-jelly/
You can alter the amount of peppers a little to suit your tastes. Pulpiteer did a very nice job documenting the process in the above thread.
Enjoy
Thank you,I will be given this a try.someguy said:
I recently tried sprinkling cayenne powder over chocolate ice cream. I really enjoyed it. It was a unique sensation, simultaneously hot and cold in taste. I plan to explore this further.
I have had cayenne with chocolate several times, often in hot chocolate. Any thoughts on which peppers would go best with chocolate?
I have had cayenne with chocolate several times, often in hot chocolate. Any thoughts on which peppers would go best with chocolate?
I do Coco and Chipotle regularly.
I would do a yellow Indian curry and some hot pepper powder with a vanilla base. Curry ice cream is wonderfully good. Gotta make it sweet, but those Indian spices work so well.
Fruity hot sauces are fantastic on ice cream. We've got a home made Blackberry/Ghost sauce that we like to pour over vanilla ice cream. It's also a good way to introduce people into supers because it's mellowed by the ice cream. I've never actually included it in the ice cream making process.