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Ginger Ice Cream Recipe

An Authentic Victorian Recipe For Ginger Ice Cream That's Easy To Make


Give this old fashioned ginger ice cream recipe a try. Ginger flavored Ice cream was widely popular during the Victorian Era and is now a popular dessert in many North American Chinese restaurants.

This homemade ginger ice cream with its spicy taste of ginger is, however, much superior to the processed store-bought variety found in restaurants.

If you love the taste of ginger, you owe it to yourself to try the real thing!




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Ginger Ice Cream

This historic homemade ice cream recipe is taken from the book "The Complete Confectioner, Pastry-Cook, and Baker" by Eleanor Parkinson, published by J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, in 1864.

Note: Jars of preserved ginger in syrup can be purchased in supermarkets and specialty food stores.


Six ounces of preserved ginger, one quart of cream, half a pint of the syrup from the ginger, sugar sufficient to sweeten it with to taste, and the juice of two lemons; pound the ginger in a mortar (or chop fine), add the cream, etc., and freeze in ice cream freezer.




This old fashioned recipe for ginger ice cream makes a Victorian treat that is sure to please any discriminating ice cream lover.




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