The peach ice cream wasn't as successful as the others I've made. I'm not sure what went wrong, as it tasted fine as a base.

The non-homogenized milk might have been a problem, or the fact that some of the peaches I had frozen before using them. Or it might simply be that this particular container isn't as freezer-tight as the others I've used, and thus the ice crystals formed too large and made the ice cream too grainy to be really excellent. I'll know tomorrow when I try the other container that I put up today.

I do think that I need to see about getting some dedicated freezer containers for my homemade ice cream if I'm going to keep making it... anyone have any suggestions for good ice cream boxes?
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From: [personal profile] twistedchick


Freezing and thawing the peaches takes away some of their flavor for ice cream-like things.


From: [identity profile] nugatorytm.livejournal.com


Hmm, you can actually get plastic mason jars instead of the glass ones, would that do if you make ice cream in small batches?

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I'll keep an eye out. I think a trip to Williams-Sonoma or some other cooking gadgetry store might be in order...

And I generally make between a pint and a quart of ice cream.
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