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Milica Mrvić & Peter Flanek
Milica Mrvić & Peter Flanek
Scrape several vanilla pods and leave them soaked in milk overnight. Take 200 eggs, wash and disinfect each one and separate egg yolks from egg whites. Make caramel as well, and then mix all of that up and make ice cream. Then go through nutmeats and select the best halves (twice, each time by a different person just to be sure). Caramelize these and hand-separate them while the caramel is still hot and then add them to the ice cream you had already prepared. If you're too lazy to do this on your own then drop in for a Crème brûlée with caramelized walnuts. If we've run out of it, read the recipe again.
The Walnut is a classic, but the novelty is that we use fresh walnuts for the preparation, rather than the walnut paste. That is why the ice-cream does not have a smooth texture, instead it reminds us of treats made by our grannies. We like to believe that our walnut ice-cream brings back memories of childhood, when we used fingers to wipe the filling remains from the edges of the bowl.
When making the flavor Milky pear with walnut cookies we tried every walnut cookie in the town, and some of them were truly exceptional; none the less we decided to make our own. Why make the process simple, when you can make it complicated and more fun?