I didn't realize what carnivores my family members are until I saw our Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey, goose, duck, chicken, pork, lobster rolls, dumplings, rice, gravy,
a bit of vegetables, fruits, and ice cream...I'm still stuffed and happily so. But why ice cream, you ask? My dad
insisted requested that I make some instead of the usual delicious, warm pie we have for dessert. And since I recently told him that the lavender from his garden is edible, he's been wanting a dish flavored with the purple blooms. I was a bit nervous about poisoning the fam with flowers, but the ice cream turned out okay, so I thought I would share a few pictures.
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Heat the milk first and add the eggs later, but you can mix in the rest of the ingredients at different times according to different recipes. |
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There weren't any measuring cups so I used this mug to measure a cup. |
I used Oprah's
Orange Lavender Ice Cream recipe and a basic vanilla ice cream recipe for the second batch. I enjoyed the vanilla more, but if you're a fan of richer flavors, I definitely recommend trying Oprah's recipe! Ice cream isn't very hard to make, but there will always be oohs and ahhs when you present it at the dinner table.
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Vanilla ♦ Orange Lavender |
What did you have for Thanksgiving?
its so pretty! love the flower designs in the plate as well as the real lavender! your presentations are always wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rox <3. I'll make you some next time!
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