Someone posted & reminded me (Hi,Steve) that it's
Snow Time in the North.

[
Snow Ice Cream
(serves two large portions more)

Have a (clean) fresh thick deposit of new fluffy unblown snow?

in 1 gallon++ container/pot/pan ...
1 can condensed milk
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp Vanilla

Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Take outside & scoop snow from top 2" into container & stir.
Do again until mixture is thick.

Take inside & share.

Next time add more or less sugar & Vanilla based on this batch.
You may also add such things as cocoa powder, chocolate, candy, fruit,
....
]
--
Cliff

When I was a kid I had a book about Eskimos. In that book they
described Eskimo ice cream made from wild blueberries and whale
blubber. I guess if you live half the year inside an ice cube you get
adventurous with whatever is available.

Cliff wrote:
Someone posted & reminded me (Hi,Steve) that it's
Snow Time in the North.

[
Snow Ice Cream
(serves two large portions more)

Have a (clean) fresh thick deposit of new fluffy unblown snow?

in 1 gallon++ container/pot/pan ...
1 can condensed milk
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp Vanilla

Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Take outside & scoop snow from top 2" into container & stir.
Do again until mixture is thick.

Take inside & share.

Next time add more or less sugar & Vanilla based on this batch.
You may also add such things as cocoa powder, chocolate, candy, fruit,
...
]
Remember 'do not eat the yellow snow'!!!!!!!!!

Peter wrote:
Remember 'do not eat the yellow snow'!!!!!!!!!

Cliff wrote:
Snip

Take inside & share.




http://www.bobrivers.com/pickup/index.asp?ID=195254

Play the song.

Later,

Charlie

"Cliff" wrote in message
...
Someone posted & reminded me (Hi,Steve) that it's
Snow Time in the North.

[
Snow Ice Cream
(serves two large portions more)

Have a (clean) fresh thick deposit of new fluffy unblown snow?

in 1 gallon++ container/pot/pan ...
1 can condensed milk
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp Vanilla

Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Take outside & scoop snow from top 2" into container & stir.
Do again until mixture is thick.

Take inside & share.

Next time add more or less sugar & Vanilla based on this batch.
You may also add such things as cocoa powder, chocolate, candy, fruit,
...
]
--
Cliff

I'm not sure how clean even fresh-fallen snow is in the industrial NE. Don't
think I'd serve it to my kids.

"ATP*" wrote in
:

I'm not sure how clean even fresh-fallen snow is in the industrial NE.
Don't think I'd serve it to my kids.

Then don't feed them fish. They live in the melt/rain water.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/health/chi-
0512110439dec11,1,1093281.story

--

Dan

I thought it was some drips of sugar maple out of the boiling tank!
Martin
Martin Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
NRA LOH & Endowment Member
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder



Cliff wrote:
Someone posted & reminded me (Hi,Steve) that it's
Snow Time in the North.

[
Snow Ice Cream
(serves two large portions more)

Have a (clean) fresh thick deposit of new fluffy unblown snow?

in 1 gallon++ container/pot/pan ...
1 can condensed milk
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp Vanilla

Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Take outside & scoop snow from top 2" into container & stir.
Do again until mixture is thick.

Take inside & share.

Next time add more or less sugar & Vanilla based on this batch.
You may also add such things as cocoa powder, chocolate, candy, fruit,
...
]

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"ATP*" wrote in message ...

"Cliff" wrote in message ...
Someone posted & reminded me (Hi,Steve) that it's
Snow Time in the North.

[
Snow Ice Cream
(serves two large portions more)

Have a (clean) fresh thick deposit of new fluffy unblown snow?

in 1 gallon++ container/pot/pan ...
1 can condensed milk
1/4 cup sugar
4 Tbsp Vanilla

Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Take outside & scoop snow from top 2" into container & stir.
Do again until mixture is thick.

Take inside & share.

Next time add more or less sugar & Vanilla based on this batch.
You may also add such things as cocoa powder, chocolate, candy, fruit,
...
]
--
Cliff

I'm not sure how clean even fresh-fallen snow is in the industrial NE. Don't think I'd serve it to my kids.

No problem ATP, I am sure of our snow up here in NW WI, on the great
lake superior is mostly clean, why would you like to buy some snow for
your ice cream ?

John

I live on the East side of Cleveland downwind from the industrial flats
and our snow is contaminated with soot. I once required large
quantities of distilled water and figured snow was basically the same
thing in frozen form. I needed a new garbage can, so I bought one,
rinsed it out and placed it in the basement. When we had a heavy snow
fall, I carried the can out into the yard and shovelled it full of the
top few inches of snow. I was careful to avoid the lawn underneath. I
carried the can back into the house and later added more snow using a
clean 5 gallon plastic bucket. By the time I had melted enough snow to
produce 20 gallons of water, I saw it was contaminated with a
surprisingly large amount of soot. So the quality of the snow depends
on where you live.

Jim Koch, Cleveland

On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 19:39:35 -0500, "ATP*"
wrote:

I'm not sure how clean even fresh-fallen snow is in the industrial NE. Don't
think I'd serve it to my kids.

You probably need a fast heavy snowfall. The first two inches or so
filter the air ... just use the top two inches.

Don't worry about it much anyway .. after all, they BREATHE that
air anyway, year after year, right?
And, per the neocons, that stuff's vitamins that are good for them
anyway.

Seen where the wealthy wingers vacation?
--
Cliff

On 20 Dec 2005 14:00:50 -0800, wrote:

I guess if you live half the year inside an ice cube you get
adventurous with whatever is available.

If you're about in that sort of temperature, pure fat looks and tastes
really appealing. You don't eat it because you have to, you really
_want_ to.

Charlie Gary wrote:
Peter wrote:

Remember 'do not eat the yellow snow'!!!!!!!!!


Cliff wrote:

Snip

Take inside & share.





http://www.bobrivers.com/pickup/index.asp?ID=195254

Play the song.

Later,

Charlie

Good one LOL ;-))))

Andy Dingley wrote:
On 20 Dec 2005 14:00:50 -0800, wrote:


I guess if you live half the year inside an ice cube you get
adventurous with whatever is available.


If you're about in that sort of temperature, pure fat looks and tastes
really appealing. You don't eat it because you have to, you really
_want_ to.
I just picked a big bag of oranges, and I am getting ready to make some
fresh OJ...............
Snow, not here in paradise, Tampa Bat FL
It was a bit cold today only 63 burrrrrrrrrrrrr
Marc

82 in Hawaii.
I win.
Karl

"Marc" wrote in message
news:1mHqf.1623$2B5.1108@trnddc01...
Andy Dingley wrote:
On 20 Dec 2005 14:00:50 -0800, wrote:


I guess if you live half the year inside an ice cube you get
adventurous with whatever is available.


If you're about in that sort of temperature, pure fat looks and tastes
really appealing. You don't eat it because you have to, you really
_want_ to.
I just picked a big bag of oranges, and I am getting ready to make some
fresh OJ...............
Snow, not here in paradise, Tampa Bat FL
It was a bit cold today only 63 burrrrrrrrrrrrr
Marc

On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 12:05:30 GMT, "everyman"
wrote:
"Marc" wrote in message
news:1mHqf.1623$2B5.1108@trnddc01...
Andy Dingley wrote:
On 20 Dec 2005 14:00:50 -0800, wrote:

I guess if you live half the year inside an ice cube you get
adventurous with whatever is available.

If you're about in that sort of temperature, pure fat looks and tastes
really appealing. You don't eat it because you have to, you really
_want_ to.

I just picked a big bag of oranges, and I am getting ready to make some
fresh OJ...............
Snow, not here in paradise, Tampa Bat FL
It was a bit cold today only 63 burrrrrrrrrrrrr

82 in Hawaii.
I win.
Karl

Still getting the daily Pineapple Express 20-minute showers?

It's been high 70's, low 80's in Southern California the last few
days, depending on exactly where you check the weather stick. And we
don't have to air-freight or container-ship in absolutely everything
we need to a tropical island, either. Let's call it a tie.

After all is said and done, Paradise is mostly a state of mind.
Don't Worry, Be Happy.

-- Bruce --

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