
With banana pudding ice cream being a popular flavor here recently, I decided I wanted to give it a go, too. This one leans more toward gelato at 9.5% milk fat, which really allows for a clean and creamy banana flavor.
For the base:
410g milk
225g cream
36g egg
15g invert syrup
86g sucrose
25g dextrose
60g nonfat dry milk
0.55g locust bean gum
0.33g guar gum
0.22g lambda carrageenan
1.9g salt
To be added during cool down
125g banana
15g vanilla extract
50g ice
For the mix-ins:
Whipped cream swirl
100g heavy cream + 20g light corn syrup
Nilla wafers
80g (broken into medium to large pieces)
Method
Cook base for 25 minutes at 165F. Once done, use ice bath to cool. Use immersion blender to puree bananas. Add to cooling base, and then blend with immersion blender to incorporate banana. Add vanilla. Weigh base before and after, to determine how much ice to add. Mix-ins to be layered in after the churn when filling container.
by jjdop

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Yummm!! I seriously need to try making banana pudding ice cream sometime. That looks great!