Saturday, May 23, 2009

Easy Homemade Southern Peach Ice Cream

Ice cream made with fresh peaches, sweetened condensed milk, half and half and instant vanilla pudding, makes a creamy texture that you'll be sure had to be from a homemade custard.
Ice cream made with fresh peaches, sweetened condensed milk, half and half and instant vanilla pudding, makes a creamy texture that you'll be sure had to be from a homemade custard.

Homemade Peach Ice Cream


Homemade peach ice cream is another food that makes me think of my Grandma Mac. She didn't make it often during the summer, but when she did, it was so good. She had the old-fashioned hand cranked type of ice cream maker too - what a lot of lovin' work must've gone into making that ice cream, and goodness, it sure tasted it too.

Me, I still have one of those old-fashioned wooden bucket types of ice cream freezer, but mine is electric, noisy as all get out and kind of a pain to use to be honest, but it cranks out some mighty fine ice cream for sure, so I guess it's worth putting up with the aggravation for a little while. I finally got around to buying one of the newfangled ones {affil link} that you keep the bucket in the freezer and love it, though those are all usually under 2 quarts and not quite as noisy. I do like having the option of having the larger one though, especially if it's a holiday.

Anyhoo... this recipe isn't Grandma Mac's because her's used a cooked custard, as most good old-fashioned homemade ice creams require - the kind that you have to cook oh so carefully over a double boiler, then cool, then chill and age in the fridge ... and all that before you even begin to make ice cream out of it! It's delicious, but makes for a pretty time consuming process, and then Grandma used a hand cranked ice cream maker on top of all that! Whew! I am slap wore out just thinkin' about it.

When I first saw the ingredients to make this ice cream, I admit, I was leery but intrigued. How could this taste like ice cream made with homemade custard? After seeing how simple it was, I knew I would definitely have to at least give it a try. Well, I have to say, ... I was stunned. Surprised. Shocked. And totally impressed. This ice cream is super creamy and smooth and just downright delicious! It tastes like a custard ice cream, but without all the work!! Whodathunk it?

By the way, if you don't already have one, get a soft skin peeler {affil link} to peel your peaches. That's one gadget I think that I can confidently say you won't regret owning. And this ice cream? Well, I have to say that I really do think even Grandma Mac would approve. Here's how to make it.


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