Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hi, I'm Mya. Today on Full-Time Kid, we'll be making homemade ice cream. Here's what you'll need: A measuring cup, three one-gallon freezer bags, a towel, a cup of milk, a cup of heavy cream, half a cup of sugar, two half cups of salt, a pinch of salt, half a teaspoon of vanilla extract, and ten cups of ice. In the first freezer bag, pour the milk, heavy cream, sugar, pinch of salt, and vanilla extract. Try to take out most of the air, so it could be as flat as possible. Then mix it together. In the second freezer bag, pour five cups of ice. If it's too cold, wear gloves. Then put half a cup of salt. Mix them together to make brine. Brine is just salt and water mixed together. Do the same thing with the third freezer bag, so you'll have two freezer bags of brine. The bags of brine will freeze the ice cream mix quicker and smoother than using a freezer. Lay the bags flat on half of the towel, with the bag of ice cream mix sandwiched between the bags of brine. Fold the other half of the towel on top of the bags for insulation. Now, let's wait for the ice cream mix to freeze. It takes about thirty minutes or more. I'm going to play outside while I wait. Whoo, I'm working up a sweat. I could sure go for some ice cream. Awesome! My ice cream is done. To serve, cut a corner of the bag and squeeze it into a bowl. This recipe makes about one pint. You can put any leftovers in a freezer-safe container. That's it. Thanks for learning how to make homemade ice cream on Full-Time Kid. Here's what you will need. A measuring cup, three one fre... gallon. I'm sorry. Three one freezer gallon bags. Hahaha!! Three one freezer gallon bags. Wait, gallon freezer bags. I love this part. Putting my makeup on. Can I have more ice cream after? Three one gallon freezer bags. Sorry. You need a measuring cup, and some milk, and some sugar and salt, and vanilla, and a towel.
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