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The One-Step No-Churn Coffee Ice Cream is so easy, and stays just right consistency for serving. I just find it a whisker fatty, does the brioche counter this? I am tempted to try adding some egg whites. Thoughts please. Also I made my own espresso powder from used coffee grounds, oven dried and thermomixed.
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Nigella's One-Step No-Churn Coffee Ice Cream (from NIGELLISSIMA) is made with a combination of double cream and condensed milk. The sugar and fat combination, along with a small amount of alcohol, give the ice cream its structure and texture. The brioche bun doesn't really change the mouth feel of the ice cream, though it is a way that the Sicilians like to eat ice cream.
You could use whipping cream instead of double cream if you are in the UK. Whipping cream has a lower fat content but it also means that making the ice cream becomes a two step process as you need to whisk the cream to soft peaks first, before whisking in the remaining ingredients. However, we would not recommend using a cream with less than 30% fat content as the cream will not whisk well and the ice cream will have an icy, more solid texture.
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