You say Chili, I say Ice Cream

I was completely surprised by this email because on that
same day, 600 miles across the ocean, here I was making the exact opposite
thing. While they were making chili with the main flavoring ingredient
used in ice cream, I was making ice cream with the main flavoring ingredient
used in chili.

He diced some sirloin and also had ground beef

The delicious vegetable known as bacon

On the left, some red onion poultry, the right, red onion and pepper fish (good job with the cutting boards guys)

mmmmmmmm beeeeeef

Hey can I grab some of that Vanilla for my ice cream? I’ll give you a chile

Those beans look like a lougie, I usually rinse mine first

Looks pretty good guys, can I come over? I’ll give you bite for bite

Wait, is this still the chili pics? Nope! In
this picture I was planning on drawing a skull and crossbones and writing
“triple triple death” in scary lettering. The point of triple
triple death was 3 kinds of chocolate, 3 kinds of chiles. However, the
ice cream did not really come out death inducing whether it be death by
chocolate or by fire. It was still delicious, but next time I will kick
up the chocolate level and also add a few more Thai chiles. There was too
much chile powder (even though I used less of what is shown) and not enough
actual chiles. This caused the flavor of the chili powder in the front of
the bite, yet not enough of the kick in the back. The goal had been all
chocolate up front, all kick in the back.

I decided to take advantage of daylight since we don’t usually cook when it is still light out.

I kept putting some chocolate onto the chiles to taste the different flavor combinations

“Scald” some milk on the stove. Basically heat it up but DON’T let it boil. this is where we also added the chocolate.

Egg yolks and sugar in the mixer

Slowly add the scalded milk

Add the chiles and bring to about 170 degrees F. Then fridge it and let it chill for more then 3 hours but less than a few days.

3 hours later we began whipping the same amount of cream as we had milk earlier. 2 cups

You barely want soft peaks here. This is just to give the cream a head start in the churning process.

Strain out the chile chunks and gently fold the mixture together. The ice cream machine will do most of the work

Mandi named the mixer “Bonnie” and the ice cream maker “frank” whenever they get together they make sweet sweet ice cream. I almost want to look away. Maybe ill set it up in the bedroom next time

About 20 min later this is what it looks like.

It was pretty good but as I said before, next time more chocolate and chiles, less powder.