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Molecular Gastronomy Coffee Ice Cream

Molecular Gastronomy Coffee Ice Cream

Tired of traditional gelato? Try this coffee ice cream recipe that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze an unforgettable dessert

30 March, 2012
Average: 4.5 (6 votes)

Cuisine

Season & Occasion

serves for

4

total time

0 HR 40 MIN

ingredients

Milk
500 ml
Egg yolks
5 each
Cocoa
2
Coffee
10 ml
Glucose syrup
50 g
Sugar
100 g
Whipped cream
250 ml, freshly whipped
Liquid nitrogen
As needed

Preparation

Mix the egg yolks with the sugar.

Add the cocoa, the instant coffee and the glucose syrup and then mix well.

Slowly pour in 250 ml of milk while continuing to stir the mixture.

Heat up another 250 ml and add it to the mixture, beating it with a whisk.

Cool the mixture, pouring in a little liquid nitrogen (for culinary use) and continue to whisk.

Add the whipped cream, pour the mixture into a metal bowl and add a glass of liquid nitrogen, while beating with a metal whisk until the desired consistency is achieved.

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