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Pear Ice Cream

Pear Ice Cream

Recipe by icecreamcalc
Calories/100g

224

kcal
Sweetness

18.8

%
Yields

1​1⁄2

quarts/liter
Weight

1384

g

I made this without cooking. The stabilizer I used hydrates cold but this recipe can be cooked as well. See notes below.

Ingredients

  • Pear (Canned, drain the juice, weight is for the pears only)
    500g

  • Milk (3%)
    150g

  • Cream (40%)
    200g

  • Creme Fraiche (34%)
    200g

  • Skim milk powder
    75g

  • Egg yolk (3)
    51g

  • Sucrose
    140g

  • Dextrose
    60g

  • Vanilla extract
    5g

  • Stabilizer (see note below)
    2g

  • Malic acid (or citric acid or lemon juice)
    Optional! Add to taste (0-2 tsp)

Directions

  • Add all dry ingredients to a bowl and mix well
  • Add all other ingredients to a blender
  • Blend on medium until smooth
  • Add the dry ingredients
  • Blend on medium for one minute
  • Add malic acid to taste
  • Strain
  • Run in ice cream machine

Notes

  • Use your favourite stabilizer and modify weight as needed. More info on this page
  • If using milk/cream with a different fat % use the software to recalculate or this page
  • Checkout this page for different methods of making ice cream.

Detailed data

NameAmount
Butter fat11.1 %
Total fat12.1 %
MSNF7.8 %
TSNF28.7 %
Total solids40.8 %
POD187.8
Freezing point-3.4°C, 25.9°F
Weight1384.0 g
Final weight1384.0 g
Serving temp-16.5°C, 2.2°F
Energy/100g224 kcal
Energy/100g224 kcal
Cost0.0
Evaporation0.0 g
Evaporation %0.0 %
Cacao fat0.0 %
Other fat1.0 %
Protein3.4 %
Total sugar21.9 %
Sugar17.6 %
Lactose4.3 %
Lactose/Water7.2 %
MSNF/Water13.2 %
Other solids3.1 %
Cacao solids0.0 %
Water59.2 %
Stabilizers0.14 %
Stabilizers/Water0.24 %
Salt0.0 %
Alcohol0.1 %
HF0.0
PAC se284.3
PAC normalized480.0
FP SE-3.0°C, 26.6°F
FP MSNF-0.3°C, 31.4°F
FP Salt0.0°C, 32.0°F
FP Alcohol-0.1°C, 31.8°F
HF@Serving temp75

3 thoughts on “Pear Ice Cream”

    1. The creme fraise is just for taste so you can absolutely work without it.
      You will have to increase cream and milk, use the calculator or try 150g extra cream and 50g extra milk.

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