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Recipe by Rivky Kleiman

Vanilla Ice Cream

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Medium Medium
6 Servings
Allergens

Contains

- Egg

This recipe has a special place in my heart. When I was in seminary in Israel, it was before Rosh Hashanah, and I was out on the mirpeset, miserable and homesick, with no plans for Yom Tov.

 

Then, a friend called me to the payphone. Rebbetzin Chaya Kaplan was on the line! Her husband, R’ Naftali, was the mashgiach at the Mir yeshiva. They were my parents’ shadchanim. She invited me for Yom Tov and reserved a seat for me right next to her!

 

They served a delicious dessert which they called “glidat vanil” and “glidat choco.” It tastes like custard ice cream! My whole family makes it now, and it always reminds me of the kindness of that special couple to a lonely sem girl in Israel.

Ingredients

Vanilla Ice Cream

  • 6 eggs, separated

Directions

Prepare the Vanilla Ice Cream

1.

Beat the egg whites. As they stiffen, slowly add the sugar.

2.

In a separate bowl, beat the egg yolks with vanilla. Slowly drizzle in the oil.

3.

Fold the beaten egg white into the yolk mixture.

Vanilla Ice Cream

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Yom tov Kairy
Yom tov Kairy
5 months ago

Hi this is is out of this world

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Avigael Levi
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Reply to  Yom tov Kairy
5 months ago

Right?!!

Tamar Sacho
Tamar Sacho
1 year ago
Meira Buzaglo
Meira Buzaglo
1 year ago

This is Amazingly delicious

Meira Buzaglo
Meira Buzaglo
1 year ago

yummy

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Marla Greenberg
Marla Greenberg
3 years ago

why can’t I print this recipe?

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Raquel
Raquel
Reply to  Marla Greenberg
3 years ago

You can print this recipe from the left hand side menu, you will see a button that says ‘print’ in gray

Chay Alt
Chay Alt
1 year ago

Beautifull silky creamy ‘mixture’. Before freezing I folded in raisins that I soaked in Rum, to make a rum and raisin ice-cream

chani
chani
2 years ago

looked like a 2 yr old made it.i was very upset after all that hard work

chani
chani
2 years ago

it’s more to the difficult side

Meira Buzaglo
Meira Buzaglo
2 years ago

It is Amazing

sarah
sarah
3 years ago

Would regular eggs work?

Raquel
Raquel
Reply to  sarah
3 years ago

It is not recommended to eat raw, unpasteurized eggs. You can either buy them pasteurized or you could pasteurize them yourself (this is how https://bakingbites.com/2011/03/how-to-pasteurize-eggs-at-home/#:~:text=To%20pasteurize%20large%20eggs%2C%20place,on%20the%20burner%20if%20necessary.)

David Mitnick
David Mitnick
3 years ago

This came out very well. We pasteurized our own eggs in a sous vide and the whites didn’t whip well until we added about 1Tablespoon of lemon juice. Probably best texture ever.

Shoshana Ostroff
Shoshana Ostroff
3 years ago

Came out amazing and creamy! I used demerara sugar instead, and when it froze, it created a delicious sauce at the bottom

Marla Greenberg
Marla Greenberg
3 years ago

I followed the recipe exactly and it came out looking like coconut chips. Nothing like the pictures!