Egg-free Vanilla Ice Cream • ChefSteps

An ice cream using stabilizers in place of egg for a smooth vanilla bean ice cream without any egg flavor.
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[@freyss9]

The sight of those vanilla bean speckles excites me

[@Chef316]

One of your best yet!!!

[@chefsteps]

A good way to churn at home is to blend up some dry ice then slowly add it to a stand mixer while churning with the paddle attachment; we will have a good video of that technique coming up soon!

[@dmblax10]

mmm looks delicious

[@joexjacksonguitar]

Freaking fenomenal. You guys seriously rock.

[@SuperSaiyaman3]

When people ask about sous-viding ice cream, I show them 0:28

[@89kart]

I am curious what if i were suppose to this cook this over a stove top until what temp would you recommend that the mix needs to be brought to activate the powders ?

[@alexbozzi6393]

I'd sure like someone to drop a few thou' on a Pacojet for me. You know, as a housewarming gift.

[@1000884545]

can you put some videos for how much pressure vacuum chamber and sealing time, for liquid, fish, meat and poultry? sometimes , its hard to make it precise especially delicate product. for example, fish , if its too hard, the fish gonna be pressed and broken when you open it, or translucent fruit, if not enough pressure , there some center of the fruit is not translucent. thanks.

[@DollyDimpley]

That looks gorgeous.....:-)

[@geetanjalimanikashetti8672]

Is it possible to churn this in a cuisinart ice cream churner the home kind ones ??

[@chefsteps]

it removes the eggy flavor but retains the smoothness and thickness

[@laurenalderman9660]

I want to learn how to scoop ice cream like a boss like you did

[@vbdao]

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[@LatoriaMartin]

Omg thank you. I have all ingredients except carrageen. Do I really need that?

[@SimonPhungChannel]

You don't have to. I've done this with only xanthan and it still came out pretty good. Have you gotten around it since it's been a month?

[@suphathinscheidegger636]

soundtrack?

[@MiracleWinchester]

My uncultured ass read egg and assumed the specks were pepper and then I read Ice cream and I just had to watch

[@jeffmetha6488]

Bussin

[@pagingjimmypage]

Curious as to the reasoning behind using the stabilizers as opposed to egg, I understand their use in dairy-free ice cream but you guys use whole milk so I was unsure as to the benefits of this method as opposed to an egg based ice cream.

[@glumfish6862]

Firstly these stabilizers are better at crystal suppression, yeilding a smoother texture. Eggs give a very rich, creamy flavor to ice cream. This is good and bad. The flavor on its own can be good but it can also mask more delicate flavours. Eggs also give the ice cream a yellow color which is sometimes undesirable.

[@leopoldroze5703]

fucking awsome!

[@ChanningLee1225]

Do I need a pacojet to make it? How can I do it at home?!

[@noahbelcher27]

no, just put mixture into a ziplock bag, and cook in a simmering pot of water for around 45 min

[@chicchitammuottocifa]

This is basically fior di latte with vanilla

[@jackdavis6603]

Kappa

[@clacicle]

Hi, what kind of ice machine were you using in this video? It sort of looked like a coffee maker.

[@bergsdal]

Pacojet... Costs couple thousands dollars

[@wham7125]

The new Ninja does almost the same thing and costs a couple of hundreds.

[@snajperx87]

can I do it without paco jet ?? any diffrent way ?? please answer

[@DaBause01]

i watch this video thinking i could make it at home but then they use all these chemicals smh

[@AcousticDistortion]

Sooooooo, who'd you punch? Cause them bruised knuckles were fresh.

[@chefsteps]

Grant spear fishes a lot of the coast of Washington, probably some wear and tear from his expeditions...... either that or he punched out the ice cream man and stole his supplies....:)

[@AcousticDistortion]

Hahaha

[@TommieDuhWeirdo]

I like the latter.

[@najeebrahman8694]

There is no kappa garraena xanthan ghum in our country . what is locust bean actually?

[@najeebrahman8694]

Except xanthan ghum and locust bean i can't able to make gelato ice cream?

[@cruessli]

find it on internet

[@chiengesic1552]

use guar gum instead

[@hirokiaura6718]

Oh those strong and sexy hands of Mr. Grant!!

[@MelanieJermeleWhite]

Where can I buy a good quenelle spoon? The dinner spoons I have rn are not cutting it🤮😤

[@Maz1989]

What is the reason for the milk powder?

[@rthat1]

Increases the solids and protein

[@Cucumber-red]

Who knows the name of this churner?

[@legacyof7]

Paco Jet

[@DaPs166]

If you make icecream in the water bath as a chef then you need to reconsider your career choice.

[@prezodent2371]

The paco jet ice cream maker he is using is 6000 bucks , regular machines won’t come close

[@coolfunkykitkat]

I reckon a Ninja Creami would do the job. I've seen videos of people using that thing to make ice cream out of the oddest things...

[@prezodent2371]

@@coolfunkykitkat It’s the texture and the creaminess is where the real difference lies in any kind of machine, a top down churner or the compressor ones or the ones where one freezes the bowl.

[@icecreamMONSTER23]

Ya 7k pacojet

[@adam69e]

Всё было прекрасно, пока он не достал пакаджет(покаджет?)

[@wham7125]

Why?

[@adam69e]

@@wham7125 дорого. И мне кажется человеку с таким оборудованием не нужен рецепт мороженого

[@wham7125]

@@adam69e Everyone needs to constantly update their knowledge. Besides, you can use any other ice cream machine you want as it states in the video. Have you seen the new Ninja Creami, which is a much cheaper version of the Pacojet?

[@CorporalPoon]

never liked all those thickeners in ice cream

[@Nambuit]

Why add 3 types of stabilizer? Are they all doing the same thing?