Good morning.
As I wrote in my “Getting Freekeh in the Freezer” letter today, I tested several whole grains to flavor/thicken/stabilize eggless ice cream, and the buckwheat and millet versions were my favorites. So here’s the recipe!
Talk to you soon.
Brian
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BUCKWHEAT (or MILLET) FLOUR ICE CREAM
(Eggless Fior di Latte-inspired Ice Cream)
You have two options here: buckwheat flour or millet flour:
The black speckles you’d expect from buckwheat bring to mind vanilla bean or cookies and cream. In any case, they suggest flavor, and they indeed deliver it: subtly earthy and tea-like.
The intensity of the millet flavor delights. It’s kind of like the concentrated flavor of Cream of Wheat with a hint of corn pudding.
Yield: about 2 pints (1 liter)
Active time: 30 minutes
Total time: 2 hours 30 minutes (for soft serve) or 6+ hours (for firmer ice cream)
INGREDIENTS:
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