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Alberta Pheasant Egg Ice Cream
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    Posted: 27 May 2017 at 16:28
Pheasant Eggs


18 yolks and 18 whole eggs

Whisk in 1 1/2 cups sugar over water bath till warm


Place in stand mixer and beat on medium high for 15 minutes until slightly stiff and visible volumizing has occurred

Add flavouring generally of 1/4 c favorite liqueur, but in this case 1 fluid dram of lemon oil and the blanched zest of 3 lemons-brunoise
Transfer this base to a large bowl and whip 1 litre of whipping Cream to soft peaks and fold gently into the base until well incorporated

Transfer to 16oz cartons and freeze-Yield approx. 10 pints if correct volumes are achieved
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oh man, I bet that's fantastic!
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Folding the whip cream into the base

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This looks exceptionally extraordinary !!!

Thank you for posting.  

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Oh wow! Frozen custard!
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