Gaggia Gelatiera Ice Cream Maker Instruction Manual
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Need some recipes for a real Italian Ice cream? Write your email herebelow.then wait 1-2 minutes and check your e-mail. GELATIERA Self-Refrigerating Ice Cream Maker GAGGIA GELATIERA makes great tasting ice cream. It's motorised paddles churns the ice cream well and leaves it smooth and creamy. The machine is ready to use in 10 minutes and produces 600 grammes of ice cream. It also comes with an additional bowl which means that you can make multiple batches of ice cream.
GELATIERA is easy to operate and clean. It comes with lots of recipes. The machine is robustly built and sits enviably in the most modern kitchens.
The GAGGIA GELATIERA has been admired and loved by famous cooks. Capacity: 1kg Power: 165 Watt Dimensions: 22 x 29 x 39 cm.
A couple of weeks ago those lovely people at Phillips asked me if I wanted to try out an ice cream maker. Being the dutiful husband that I am, I checked with the wife first, although unfortunately I did so within earshot of the mini-monsters. ME: Do we want an ice cream maker? THE MRS: What kind of ice cream maker? KIDS: Ice cream? ME: The kind that makes ice cream of course. THE MRS: I mean what make is it?
KIDS: Ice Cream? ME: Does it matter? THE MRS: Of course it does. KIDS: Ice Cream?
ME: Aren’t they all the same? THE MRS: Nope.
So again, what make is it? KIDS: Ice Cream? ME: Gaggia THE MRS: Get it. KIDS: ICE CREAM.
So I kindly took them up on their offer as I feared my life would be in danger if I didn’t. A few days later my Gaggia Gelatiera ice cream maker turned up and, like a kid at Christmas, I hastily ripped it out of its box. It has its own refrigeration unit which is good news if you want your ice cream nice and quick and want to dispense with all that ‘freeze ingredients, mix together and freeze again’ type nonsense you get with other machines. As long as your ingredients are cool when you put them in, then you get ready to eat ice cream in 30 minutes, perfect.
The bad news was that that meant I couldn’t instantly start using the machine for a sneaky ice cream session whilst the kids where at school as, with all fridges, you have to let them settle first. Later that evening, after the kids had gone to bed, I decided to get going with a basic vanilla ice cream.
Autotune 7 mac crack. I’ve posted the recipe at the bottom of the blog (as I will with all the ones I mention) but it’s pretty simple stuff to be honest. The only prep that took any time at all was letting the milk cool down after you had placed the seeds from a vanilla pod in it and brought it to a boil. Fiveteen minutes later I was pouring the contents into the Gaggia (after letting the unit pre-freeze itself for a whopping 5 minutes) and 30 minutes after that I was eating some of the best vanilla ice cream I had ever tasted. The Mrs thought it was better than ‘restaurant’ ice cream and really rich (something she never says about me). The next night after an afternoon of very loud coercion from the kids, I decided to make them some. One problem, I had forgotten to buy any eggs. No worries, the instruction manual had a quite simple ‘no egg ice cream’ recipe, so simple that the only difference was not adding the eggs.
It is at this stage that I must admit my ice cream ignorance, up until the day before I didn’t even realise that you put eggs in ice cream. But now that I did know, well, I was slightly worried about how the egg-free version was going to turn out.
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Well I needed have worried, it turns out like the ice cream you get from the ice cream vans, just with more substance. The kids were mad for it and I was duly christened ‘The best Dad in the world - ever – again’. Music to my ears. I tasted some myself and preferred it to the egg version if I’m quite honest. I’ve never really been an egg person anyway, I always thought that Humpty Dumpty had got what he deserved. In my quest to find some new and slightly unusual flavours I picked the brains of Kate (the aforementioned raspberry ripple expert whose food blog is at.) Amongst other things, she suggested strawberry and basil ice cream which definitely fit in the strange but yummy category that I was looking for. I tore a big bunch of basil leaves up and threw them into the heated milk and let it all cool down.
I then whizzed up a load of strawberries (I know, you’re astounded by my high levels of accuracy) and threw them into the cream, halved the sugar and that was that. I now seem to have become an ice cream monster, I spend hours daydreaming about new recipes and concoctions and it’s all Gaggia’s fault. This machine is an absolute dream to work with, no mucking around pre-freezing stuff, or waiting around for a mixture to freeze.
I’m yet to find a lump of ice or frozen milk in anything yet, it’s delivered a perfect smooth mix every time. It’s fast, it comes with a separate removable bowl for when you want to make larger batches of ice cream and it’s easy to clean (especially if you bribe one of the kids to do it with the promise of more ice cream.) I started this trial wondering if an ice cream maker was really necessary and I’m now fully convinced, especially when it comes to the kids. I can control the amount of sugar going in it (I normally halve it), I know the eggs used are free-range and as long as I have some milk and cream in the house I can shut them up within delicious ice cream that takes 30 minutes to make – perfect.