4th of July: Kick the Can Ice Cream

Holidays & Special Occasions 4th of July 4th of July: Kick the Can Ice Cream

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      Melissa Burnell

      This an on oldie, but a goodie, especially for the 4th!

      kick the can “ice-cream”:

      1 [1-pound] coffee can with plastic lid
      1 cup whole milk
      1 cup heavy cream
      1/3 cup sugar
      3 tablespoons flavored syrup …..[such as chocolate, strawberry, etc.]

      1 [3-pound] coffee can with plastic lid or a #10-size can …..such as a potato flake can with plastic lid
      Small bag of ice cubes
      1/2 cup rock salt

      In the small can, add milk, cream, sugar and syrup. Do not fill
      the can more than half full with liquids or the ice cream will
      not freeze as well. cover the small can with a plastic lid and
      place it into the large can.

      Fill the bottom half of the space
      between the two cans with ice. Add rock salt. Fill the rest of
      the space with ice and put on the plastic lid.

      Make sure the lid
      is secure and won’t fall apart or leak!

      Ask two kids to roll the can back and forth to each other
      for 10 minutes. Remove the lids and scrape the ice cream from the
      sides of the small can. Stir the mixture.

      If the ice cream needs
      to freeze longer, pour water out of the large can. Set the small
      can inside the large can, adding more ice and rock salt as needed.
      When the ice cream is ready there will be about a half inch of frozen
      mixture on the sides of the can, the rest still in near liquid form.
      With a kitchen knife scrape down the frozen ice cream and stir it
      into the liquid ice cream to create the right consistency. This will
      make about 2 cups of ice cream.

      Remember that frozen fruit may be added with the syrup if desired.

      source: original budget 101 list

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Holidays & Special Occasions 4th of July 4th of July: Kick the Can Ice Cream