If making homemade ice cream the old fashioned way just isn’t potentially dangerous enough for you, then take a look at this video from The King of Random that demonstrates how to make ice cream with a fizzy kick by using dry ice.
The Science Channel shared this amazingly simple recipe for ice cream-flavored bread from just ice cream and self-rising flour in 5 minutes!
This amazing-looking bowl of homemade flufflernutter ice cream was created by Chelsea of Hipsteaders.
Inspired by Chris Gammell’s post about “trickle down techonomy,” Ben Krasnow posted this how-to video on making your own Astronaut Ice Cream. He used a vacuum pump, dry ice, and various hoses and fittings to freeze dry ice cream that can be easily enjoyed any time you’re out in space or even on terra firma. […]
If you liked Jeromina Juan’s No Carve Stamps how-to earlier this month, you’ll also want to visit her blog to learn how to use ordinary caulk and wooden dowels to make these cute and sturdy ice cream charms. Who knew caulk had so many crafty possibilities?
Build a simple but effective homemade ice cream machine.
For those of you who don’t know Elena Nazzaro, she’s one of our favorite illustrators. Elena creates magic from watercolor and her boundless imagination, and has contributed two enchantingly illustrated recipes to the pages of CRAFT. She recently shared her newest illustrated recipe with us: Ice Cream Cake!
