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  1. Well, I the general consesus seems to be that I should have frozen the
    bowl 48 hours, not 24. Next time the bowl will be well frozen because
    I plan to store it in the freezer. This is turning out to be as much
    trouble as ice and salt... just less noisy. Maybe I need that self
    contained contraption after all!

    🙂

    --

    Ham and eggs.
    A day's work for the chicken, a lifetime commitment for the pig.

  2. sf said:

    Well, I the general consesus seems to be that I should have frozen the
    bowl 48 hours, not 24. Next time the bowl will be well frozen because
    I plan to store it in the freezer. This is turning out to be as much
    trouble as ice and salt... just less noisy. Maybe I need that self
    contained contraption after all!

    🙂


    I keep my bowl in the freezer all the time. If you have the room it's
    much easier and you can make ice cream on short notice. Or at least you
    don't have to plan quite as far in advance.

    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

  3. i keep the bowl in the freezer at all times also.
    the time it takes to cool down the mixture is the hard part for me.
    do you get your ice cream mixture cool in the freezer also? (before pouring
    it in the bowl)

    "MayQueen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    sf said:

    Well, I the general consesus seems to be that I should have frozen the
    bowl 48 hours, not 24. Next time the bowl will be well frozen because
    I plan to store it in the freezer. This is turning out to be as much
    trouble as ice and salt... just less noisy. Maybe I need that self
    contained contraption after all!

    🙂


    I keep my bowl in the freezer all the time. If you have the room it's
    much easier and you can make ice cream on short notice. Or at least you
    don't have to plan quite as far in advance.

    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

  4. MayQueen said:


    I keep my bowl in the freezer all the time. If you have the room it's
    much easier and you can make ice cream on short notice. Or at least you
    don't have to plan quite as far in advance.

    I thought that I had lucked out with a second machine. My mother had the
    newer, larger Cuisinart ice cream maker and when we cleaned out her condo,
    no one else was interested in it so I took it. I stuck the freezer bowl
    into the freezer immediately. About a week later I made a batch of ice
    cream base, let it cool overnight and the next morning I poured the base
    into the new freezer bowl, assembled the rest of the parts and flipped the
    switched. There was a humming sound, but no rotation. I hd to quickly
    scrape out the custard and put it into my old freezer bowl and use the old
    machine. The bowl has quite a bit higher capacity that the old machine and
    the socket for the drive motor is larger so they are not interchangeable.
    Dang!

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    Quoted message said:

    i keep the bowl in the freezer at all times also.
    the time it takes to cool down the mixture is the hard part for me.
    do you get your ice cream mixture cool in the freezer also? (before
    pouring it in the bowl)

    When I cook the ice cream one day, I then put it into the refrigerator
    overnight. I churn it (in the Cuisnart) the next day early, put it into a
    plastic covered bowl for serving that second day.
    It's best not to be in a hurry.
    Dee Dee

  6. readandpostrosie said:

    i keep the bowl in the freezer at all times also.
    the time it takes to cool down the mixture is the hard part for me.
    do you get your ice cream mixture cool in the freezer also? (before pouring
    it in the bowl)

    Do you have a full sized freezer plus the one in your refrigerator?

    --

    Ham and eggs.
    A day's work for the chicken, a lifetime commitment for the pig.

  7. readandpostrosie said:

    i keep the bowl in the freezer at all times also.
    the time it takes to cool down the mixture is the hard part for me.
    do you get your ice cream mixture cool in the freezer also? (before pouring
    it in the bowl)

    Waiting for it to cool is the hard part, but so necessary. I usually
    cool the mix in the refrigerator overnight. If I want ice cream faster
    I will find a recipe that doesn't require cooking, but those just don't
    seem to taste as good.
    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

  8. Quoted message said:

    Do you have a full sized freezer plus the one in your refrigerator?

    We have two refrigerators, one in the kitchen and one in the garage.

    --
    Queenie

    *** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

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