Ashburn’s Ice Cream Recipe

Sep 25, 2009 No Comments by Edward Southerland

“We didn’t make homemade ice cream. We made Ashburn’s Ice Cream,” said Bill Ashburn in the July-August issue. Now you can make Ashburn’s Ice Cream too.

We had this recipe ready and waiting, but just ran out of room. So many people have shared their Ashburn’s memories that we decided to make room this time. Will that be one scoop or two?

Ashburn’s Original Vanilla Ice Cream

(Converted from a two-hundred gallon recipe by Lawrence Ashburn in August 2002.)

  • 3 ½ cups heavy whipping cream
  • 49 ounces (3 ½ 14 ounce cans) sweetened condensed nonfat milk
  • ¼ cup of sugar
  • ½ ounce plain gelatin dissolved in 1 cup warm water
  • 1 ½ tablespoons Adams vanilla extract
  • 3 drops yellow food coloring
  • 1 drop red food coloring

Mix ingredients thoroughly, and then add enough water to make one gallon of mix.

Freeze according to freezer’s directions.

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Edward Southerland is Texoma Living!'s editor-in-chief. He grew up in Bonham, Texas. He spent several years on the road touring the nation before he settled down in Atlanta, GA where he earned his law degree. He returned to Texas and worked as a feature writer for the Herald Democrat newspaper before taking over the editorial department at Texoma Living!. He is a ardent foodie.
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