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Recipe(tried): Snow Ice Cream
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Janet/MO 8-31-2006
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 MSG ID: 0077631
Pam, I didn't see Paula's show, but my mom use to make snow ice cream for me and my siblings. She would beat an egg or two with sugar and vanilla, then stir in a large bowl or two of fresh-fallen, deep snow. Nowadays, that would be seen as pretty risky business... what with the raw eggs and polluted snow. If you want to take that risk, you could use pasteurized eggs, which are more widely available all the time. Not much can be done about the snow, sad to say.

To add some nutrition, stir a cup or two of milk into the egg/sugar mixture. Lightly stir in the snow. Eat either version of the "ice cream" immediately. Don't try to store it.

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  ISO: ice cream made with snow
  Pam Sonnenberg - Michigan - 8-28-2006
 
MSG ID: 0077607
1 Recipe(tried): Snow Ice Cream
    Janet/MO - 8-31-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077631
  2 Thank You: snow ice cream
    Pam Sonnenberg - Michigan - 8-31-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077633
  3 re: Using egg substitute
    Janet/MO - 8-31-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077635
  4 Recipe(tried): Snow Ice Cream
    Brenda, Mississippi - 8-31-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077636
  5 re: Paula's snow cream
    Margie-KY - 8-31-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077637
  6 Thank You: snow ice cream
    Pam Sonnenberg - Michigan - 9-4-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077660
  7 Thank You: snow ice cream
    Pam Sonnenberg - Michigan - 9-4-2006
   
MSG ID: 0077661
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