Harry Potter Florean Fortescue Butterbeer Ice Cream Recipe | Food in Literature

[@rosal13287]

I would love to see you try your recipes

[@BrytonTaylor]

It's something I'm starting to do more of with recent recipes :)

[@julesvivid2141]

Amazing cooking tutorials for food in literature! Please do make more!

[@BrytonTaylor]

Julianna Ostro Thanks :) Am hoping to do a few more before the year finishes, but will definitely be doing more next year.

[@ktkicker11]

Looks awesome!! I'll definitely have to try it!

[@BrytonTaylor]

Katherine Wright Thanks! :)

[@UsagiNanaChii]

Pumpkin pie spices,is necessary for this recipe?Because it will be pain to find one and i really wanna make this recipe!Thanks for showing us

[@BrytonTaylor]

UsagiNanaChii It is, but don't worry, pumpkin pie spice is super easy to mix at home! I don't have it available in stores where I live too. I'd make a small bottle to store in the cupboard by mixing together 1tbsp ground cinnamon, 1 tsp ground nutmeg, 1 tsp ginger, 3/4 tsp allspice, then just use 1 tsp of that mix for the recipe. Hope that helps! x

[@UsagiNanaChii]

omg thank you so much

[@erikavodvarkova2808]

Love this!!!! Please do pepermint toads!!!!

[@lilyblake5887]

Heat your cream first and then add a little bit of your cream to your egg yokes combine the 2 of thoes and the add your egg mixture into all of the cream when done strain it just to make sure there is no pieces of egg

[@BrytonTaylor]

Thanks Lily!

[@minigmaenigma]

is there a non-alcoholic substitute for the ale?

[@BrytonTaylor]

+minigma enigma I'm working on finding an alternative :)

[@nickfuqua4031]

Great video!

[@calebsanders7826]

Would the stove burn the alcohol off the British ale?

[@MettaWitari]

hi i know this is a bit oot, but i want to make a root beer flavoured ice cream, can i just simmer that and pour it to the the ice cream mixture?

[@BrytonTaylor]

+Metta Witari So ,two options, either use root beer extract like this bit.ly/RootBeerAmazon or yes, you can simmer down root beer until it's thick and concentrated and use that.

[@MettaWitari]

+Bryton Taylor okay! thankyou for your reply!

[@LittleAmyHe]

Hi I was wondering if this is alcoholic? :) I hope you make lots more videos! Your videos are amazing! Love the background!

[@LittleAmyHe]

I just re-watched the video and realized how dumb that question was xD Sorry about that!

[@leslierose5658]

If you temper your egg mixture before you add the whole thing to the pan it would reduce lumps

[@Flounder3000]

Do you have a recipe for butterbeer?

[@BrytonTaylor]

+Flounder3000 An alcoholic one (which is the authentic Butterbeer from yonks ago), yup. foodinliterature.com/food-in-literature/2012/10/harry-potter-butterbeer-1.html

[@Flounder3000]

Many Thanks

[@potatotomato9499]

google wont stop being unreliable regarding this but what's the difference of ginger ale and british ale?

[@BrytonTaylor]

+onipie likewhat hey, ginger ale is a fizzy soft drink, British ale is alcoholic.

[@potatotomato9499]

+Bryton Taylor can I use the ginger ale instead of the british ale so it wont be alcoholic or will it make a huge difference?

[@BrytonTaylor]

It'll be completely different. I'll work on making a non alcoholic version that tastes similar 😊

[@calebsanders7826]

Question. Does this burn the alcohol away?

[@naomimcmullen5158]

Yes it does. That is the point of simmering it before adding it into the base mixture.

[@anitha2031]

can we use liquid nitrogen instead of an ice cream maker

[@BrytonTaylor]

I'm sure you could, but you'll have to Google how to use it-- I've wanted to try using liquid nitrogen for a while, but never gotten around to trying it!

[@ninjillwarrior]

How much ice cream does this recipe make? My ice cream maker can handle a full gallon of ice cream.

[@maddoxcampbell1085]

It is okay for underage.

[@BrytonTaylor]

+Maddox Campbell hey, it uses alcohol so probably not. I'll work on making a non-alcoholic version soon!