I Tried Making Homemade Drumsticks | Claire Recreates

Claire Saffitz x Dessert Person
30 Apr 202442:14

Summary

TLDRIn this engaging video, the host embarks on a nostalgic journey to recreate a classic childhood treat: the ice cream cone. They meticulously deconstruct the original, noting its vanilla ice cream, chocolate coating, and peanuts, and candidly critique its taste and texture. With a clear vision to improve upon the original, the host outlines a detailed plan involving making and forming the cone, creating a chocolate coating, crafting the ice cream, and assembling the final product. The process is filled with trials and errors, from batter consistency to temperature control, yet the host remains undeterred, iterating and refining each step. The result is a delightfully upgraded version of the classic treat, featuring a crisp waffle cone, velvety malted milk ice cream, and a thin, hard chocolate shell. Despite the laborious process, the host expresses satisfaction with the outcome, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the creativity and persistence involved in culinary innovation.

Takeaways

  • 🎯 The main goal is to recreate nostalgic snack foods by improving upon their original versions with better quality ingredients and techniques.
  • 📏 The process involves meticulous measurements and attention to detail, such as the precise dimensions of the ice cream cone and its components.
  • 🔁 There's a focus on learning from mistakes and iterating the process to achieve a better result, such as improving the crispness of the cone and the texture of the ice cream.
  • 🍩 The ice cream used is a 'cremon glas' style, which is a stirred custard ice cream made with dairy, eggs, sugar, and malted milk powder for a distinct flavor.
  • đŸ„„ The use of a waffle cone maker and hand blender ensures consistency in the texture of the cone batter and the even incorporation of ingredients.
  • đŸ« High-quality chocolate and coconut oil are utilized to enhance the flavor and texture of the chocolate coating on the cone and the Magic Shell coating.
  • đŸŒĄïž Temperature control is crucial when melting chocolate and cooking the custard base to prevent overcooking and ensure the right texture.
  • ⏱ Patience is key, as freezing the cones and allowing the ice cream to set takes time to achieve the desired consistency and structure.
  • 🔄 The process includes multiple steps such as making and forming the cone, making the chocolate coating, preparing the ice cream, assembling, and dipping in chocolate and nuts.
  • 🧊 The use of dry ice and a quick freeze method is considered to prevent the ice cream from melting and to maintain the cone's crispness.
  • 🍯 Flavor enhancement is achieved by using ingredients like vanilla paste for a speckled appearance and malted milk powder for a richer, less sweet ice cream base.

Q & A

  • What is the central concept of the transcript?

    -The central concept is about recreating nostalgic snack foods from childhood, improving upon their original versions, and the process of making a homemade ice cream cone treat.

  • Why does the speaker believe that the snack food they are recreating is a good candidate for improvement?

    -The speaker believes it's a good candidate because they enjoyed it as a child but recognize that it's not made with high-quality ingredients and the cone could be crispier, indicating there's room for enhancement.

  • What are the basic components of the ice cream cone that the speaker identifies?

    -The basic components identified are the cone, the ice cream filling, the chocolate coating on the inside of the cone and outside of the ice cream, and the peanuts on top.

  • What is the significance of the coconut oil mentioned in the transcript?

    -Coconut oil is significant because it is used as a base for the chocolate coating on the ice cream cone. The speaker notes that coconut oil is fluid when melted but hardens when cold, which is ideal for the coating.

  • What is the game plan outlined by the speaker for recreating the ice cream cones?

    -The game plan includes making and forming the cone, creating a chocolate coating, making the ice cream, filling the cones, forming the ice cream 'bulbs', assembling the cones with the ice cream, and finally dipping and coating them with nuts.

  • What is the challenge the speaker faces when trying to form the 'bulb' at the top of the ice cream?

    -The challenge is to find a way to shape the ice cream into a bulbous form that fits the cone properly. The speaker considers using a mold, piping, or an ice cream scoop to achieve the desired shape.

  • Why does the speaker decide to bake the cones after forming them?

    -The speaker decides to bake the cones to ensure they are really dry and crisp. This is important for the final texture of the cone, which should be crunchy rather than soft or chewy.

  • What is the purpose of using a double boiler to melt the chocolate?

    -A double boiler is used to melt the chocolate gently and evenly. This method prevents the chocolate from burning due to direct high heat and allows for a smoother, more controlled melting process.

  • How does the speaker plan to freeze the ice cream filled cones?

    -The speaker plans to use dry ice to freeze the ice cream filled cones quickly. This method is intended to prevent the ice cream from causing the cones to become soggy.

  • What is the speaker's approach to making the ice cream itself?

    -The speaker is making a Cremo glazed style of stirred custard ice cream, which involves cooking dairy, eggs, and sugar together on the stove until it thickens. The mixture is then cooled rapidly and spun in an ice cream machine.

  • What is the final test the speaker does to ensure the quality of the homemade ice cream cones?

    -The final test is to taste the homemade ice cream cones to check for the desired texture and flavor. The speaker is looking for a shattering chocolate shell and a creamy, not overly sweet, vanilla ice cream.

Outlines

00:00

😀 Frustrations and the Challenge of Recreating Childhood Snacks

The speaker expresses frustration with the stress of not wanting to mess up an important task. They discuss the concept of recreating snacks from childhood and improving upon them as an adult. The plan involves making and shaping cones, creating a chocolate coating, preparing ice cream, and assembling the final product. The novelty is in the immediate access to a treat that usually requires a trip to an ice cream shop. The speaker also discusses the components of a mass-produced ice cream cone and suggests improvements, such as using high-quality chocolate. They take measurements of the ice cream and cone, and identify the need for a waffle cone maker and an ice cream maker.

05:00

đŸ€” Ingredients Analysis and Game Plan for Cone Creation

The paragraph delves into the ingredients found in skim milk, sugar, peanuts, coconut oil, and other components used in the mass-produced snack. The speaker hypothesizes that the chocolate coating is based on coconut oil due to its hardening properties when cold. They outline a game plan that includes making the cone, chocolate coating, ice cream, filling the cones, forming the ice cream bulb, assembling, and finally dipping and coating with nuts. The speaker also discusses the challenge of finding a stovetop waffle cone maker and settling for one with a square pattern. They use a waffle cone recipe from pastry chef Stella Parks, with modifications, and detail the process of mixing the ingredients using a hand blender.

10:01

🍩 The Process of Crafting the Perfect Waffle Cone

The speaker describes the process of making waffle cones, including greasing the waffle iron lightly and using a pastry bag to pipe the batter. They discuss the challenges of achieving the right size and shape, such as the batter spreading too much or the cone not being even. The speaker also addresses the issue of the cone's seal opening up during cooling and their attempts to reform the cones. Despite some frustration and broken cones, they decide to move forward with the ones that are intact and plan to make more after lunch, also considering baking the cones to ensure crispiness.

15:03

đŸ« Melting Chocolate and Preparing for Cone Coating

The speaker discusses the process of melting chocolate for the interior of the cone shells, noting that tempering is not required since the cones will be frozen. They describe using a double boiler to gently melt the chocolate and plan to coat the cones with chocolate, ensuring an even thin layer. The paragraph also covers the speaker's realization that more chocolate needs to be added to the bottom of the cones for a better coating. The use of dry ice is mentioned as a method to freeze the cones quickly, preventing the ice cream from causing the cones to sag.

20:03

đŸ„š Making the Ice Cream Base and Filling the Cones

The paragraph details the process of making a cremon glaz, a stirred custard style ice cream base with dairy, eggs, sugar, and malted milk powder. The speaker explains the cooking process, the importance of achieving a ribbon stage, and the decision to cool the mixture rapidly in an ice bath. They then proceed to churn the mixture in an ice cream machine, with plans to freeze the cones before filling them with the soft ice cream to set it quickly and maintain the cone's crispness. The speaker also talks about adding nuts and preparing a coating for the assembled cones.

25:04

🧊 Final Touches and Assembling the Completed Cones

The speaker focuses on the final steps of the process, which include checking the ice cream's texture and deciding it needs more freezing time. They portion the ice cream into a loaf pan and then proceed to fill the cones, ensuring the ice cream is smooth and the tops are even. The speaker expresses stress over the lateness of the process but remains committed to finishing the task. They discuss the challenge of attaching the ice cream domes to the cones before they melt and the decision to store the partially completed cones in the freezer for later completion.

30:04

đŸ« Completion of Magic Shell Coating and Final Assessment

The speaker creates a homemade Magic Shell using leftover chocolate and coconut oil, intending to dip the assembled cones for a thin, even coating. They discuss the process of melting the Magic Shell and dipping the cones, making adjustments to their technique to prevent the shell from detaching. After allowing the cones to harden, the speaker compares theiræˆć“ (finished product) with a store-bought version, noting that their version is larger and closer to the picture on the box. They taste test their creation and find it to be an improvement on the original, with a crunchy cone and a pleasant balance of flavors. The speaker concludes by expressing satisfaction with their re-creation and openness to recreating more nostalgic treats in the future.

35:05

🎉 Reflection on Success and Future Recreation Plans

The speaker reflects on the successful re-creation of the nostalgic treat, noting that it turned out better than expected. They comment on the appearance and taste of their homemade ice cream, which closely resembles the original with the added benefit of a more desirable taste and texture. The speaker also discusses the presence of a chocolate plug at the bottom of the cone and the overall enjoyment of eating their creation. They express that while the process was a lot of work and took over a day to complete, they are excited about the possibility of recreating more favorite nostalgic treats and invite viewers to suggest items for future episodes.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Recreating Snack Foods

Recreating snack foods refers to the process of taking a nostalgic or childhood snack and either replicating it or improving upon it with better ingredients or techniques. In the video, the host attempts to recreate a popular ice cream treat by analyzing its components and then crafting a homemade version that is both reminiscent of the original and enhanced with higher quality ingredients.

💡Waffle Cone Maker

A waffle cone maker is a kitchen appliance used to create waffle cones for ice cream. It is an essential tool in the video for making the cones from batter, shaping them into the desired form, and then baking them to achieve a crisp texture. The host discusses the importance of having a waffle cone maker and uses it to make cones for the homemade ice cream treat.

💡Chocolate Coating

Chocolate coating in the context of the video refers to a layer of chocolate that is applied to the ice cream cone both on the inside and outside. It serves a dual purpose of adding flavor and providing a textural contrast. The host discusses using high-quality chocolate and coconut oil to create a coating that hardens when cold, similar to a Magic Shell.

💡Ice Cream Base

The ice cream base is the foundational mixture from which the ice cream is made, typically consisting of dairy, eggs, and sugar. In the video, the host makes a 'cremon glas' style ice cream base, which is a custard-based ice cream. The base is cooked on the stove, cooled rapidly, and then churned in an ice cream maker to achieve a creamy texture.

💡Texture

Texture in the context of the video refers to the physical feel of the food in the mouth, such as the crunchiness of the cone, the creaminess of the ice cream, and the shattering of the chocolate coating. The host is meticulous about achieving the right texture for each component of the treat, which contributes to the overall sensory experience of eating the recreated snack.

💡Conical Shape

The conical shape is the traditional shape of an ice cream cone, which is essential for the video's project. The host discusses the challenges of achieving the correct conical shape for the homemade cones, including the need for a template or stencil to guide the rolling and shaping process.

💡Caramelly and Light

These terms describe the desired taste and mouthfeel of the waffle cone. 'Caramelly' refers to a hint of caramel flavor, which adds a rich, sweet, and slightly savory note to the cone. 'Light' refers to the texture being crisp and delicate, not heavy or dense. The host emphasizes the importance of these qualities in achieving a cone that is both tasty and structurally sound for holding ice cream.

💡Crunchy

Crunchy, in the context of the video, describes the preferred texture of the ice cream cone. The host aims to create a cone that is not only crisp when bitten into but also maintains its crunchiness even after being filled with ice cream and frozen. This is an important aspect of the overall enjoyment of the snack.

💡Homemade

Homemade refers to food that is prepared in a private home rather than purchased from a store or restaurant. The video's theme revolves around making a nostalgic snack food from scratch, using homemade methods and ingredients. This often implies a higher quality or more personal touch than mass-produced alternatives.

💡Nostalgic Treats

Nostalgic treats are foods that evoke memories or a sense of longing for the past. In the video, the host is recreating a childhood snack, which is a common theme in food-related content. The process of recreating these treats often involves a mix of replicating the original and improving upon it with better ingredients or techniques.

💡Quality Ingredients

Quality ingredients refer to raw materials used in cooking that are of a higher grade or standard. The host emphasizes the use of quality ingredients such as high-quality chocolate and malted milk powder to enhance the flavor and overall experience of the recreated snack. Using such ingredients is a key aspect of the host's attempt to elevate the snack beyond its original version.

Highlights

The speaker expresses frustration over wasted work and the stress of recreating nostalgic snack foods.

Aims to recreate childhood snacks by improving upon their adult-tasted versions.

The novelty of the project lies in the accessibility and the treat-like feel of the snack.

Cross-section analysis reveals the basic components of the snack, including the cone, ice cream, chocolate coating, and peanuts.

The ice cream's texture is criticized as not being like real ice cream, and the peanuts help balance the sweetness.

The chocolate coating is identified as a key area for improvement using high-quality chocolate.

The cone's texture is critiqued for not being crisp enough and is targeted for enhancement.

Measurements are taken of the cone and ice cream to inform the recreation process.

A waffle cone maker and an ice cream maker are essential tools for the recreation process.

The cone-making process involves a hand blender and specific ingredients like egg whites, sugar, and corn starch.

A ring mold is used to shape the cone batter for even cooking.

The speaker encounters issues with cone shape and size, leading to adjustments and re-evaluation.

The filling of the cones with chocolate is approached with a method that ensures an even thin coating.

Dry ice is used as a secret weapon to freeze the cones quickly without sagging.

The ice cream is made using a cremon glaz style, which is a stirred custard method.

The speaker decides to freeze cones before filling them with ice cream to prevent hydration.

The final assembled cones are dipped in a homemade Magic Shell made from chocolate and coconut oil.

The finished product is compared to the original, noting that the homemade version tastes better and has a satisfying crunch.

Despite the labor-intensive process, the speaker expresses satisfaction with the outcome and willingness to recreate other nostalgic treats.

Transcripts

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so frustrating I just hate when the work

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I do gets

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wasted often imitated never duplicated

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the box say don't screw this one up yeah

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so stressful who thought this is a good

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idea don't worry I really do have a plan

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oh

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no I think the heart of this whole

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concept is like recreating the things

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you ate as a kid and tasting them as an

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adult realizing maybe they're not as

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good as you thought they

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were and making a version that I love oh

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so we're going to pick up the torch a

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little sorry get these get the freezer

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bags out the way and I'm going to try my

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hand at recreating some snack foods

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again looks okay to me looks okay thanks

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guys thank you for saying that I know a

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lot of mistakes that I'm not going to

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make this

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time speed camera speed quick clap so

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weird I'm talking to Cal now not to be

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overly confident but I already know what

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I'm going to find here I think the real

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novelty of these is that you had

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immediate access to something that felt

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like you had to go out to like an ice

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cream shop for so it felt like an

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incredible

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treat let's take a look at the

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cross-section so this is just all plain

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vanilla ice cream the whole cone has

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like a chocolate coating in the interior

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and there's that chocolate coating that

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goes on the outside as well so basic

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components the cone the ice cream

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filling the ch coating both inside the

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cone and on the outside of the ice cream

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and then the peanuts on top time to

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taste

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it smells

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good the ice cream definitely is weird

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when something's cold it mutes the

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flavor the ice cream has that really

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like jet puffed erated

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texture that I don't love doesn't really

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it tastes like real ice cream I'm going

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to grab a spoon the peanuts help to

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bring it into a less sweet place because

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you have that kind of like Savory

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toasted nut to balance everything out

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the chocolate is mostly a textural thing

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it's there to like shatter same

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satisfying thing with the cret wow so

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anything mass produced that has

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chocolate in it immediately there's an

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opportunity to upgrade that and use like

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high quality chocolate now the cone I

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want to try so when I like press on it

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see how it's sort of like not breaking

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it's kind of like bending doesn't seem

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like the most crisp ice cream

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cone tell that it's just

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not okay so here's a piece of cone that

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was like with the chocolate coating on

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it it's not like so soft as to be chewy

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but it could definitely be more

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crisp

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honestly this is pretty good like I

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would enjoy eating one of these as an

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adult but I would also know that I

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wasn't really eating high quality ice

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cream or

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chocolate and the conone could be better

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too so I kind of think it's like our

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perfect test subject

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for kind of bringing this idea back

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because like I'm into it I like it but

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I'm also really into the idea of

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recreating it because I know I can make

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a lot of

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improvements so I want to take a couple

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of measurements I'm going to remove the

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ice cream from the cone part the top of

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the cone diameter is is from outer shell

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to outer shell 4 1/2 CM cone length 11

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then ice cream the like top ice cream

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portion height is about 4 cm I'm going

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to call this the bulb the

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diameter

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is 6 cm number one challenge of

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recreating this at home you need a

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waffle cone maker that I got I I was

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able to anticipate that we were doing

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this at least a little bit so I already

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have that so great and I already have an

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ice cream maker so we're good there and

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I have dry eyes so I'm feeling really

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good I love dry eyes it's amazing the

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one thing that I don't that I didn't

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really prepare for or plan in advance

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is how am I going to

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form this like the the bulb at the top

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of ice cream so yes I could use a mold I

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thought about piping it and I just kind

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of thought about my ice cream scoop so I

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want to grab my ice cream scoop and

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measure that to see if it's a similar

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size it's not quite the same but it

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feels really similar okay so before I

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get started let's see what's inside skim

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milk sugar peanuts coconut oil way corn

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syrup bleached wheat flour palm oil

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cocoa Palm oan soy leian soybean oil

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cream bar gum monoglyceride milk salt

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natural flavor caraban gum anato color

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one thing that jumps out is coconut oil

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and that makes me really think that that

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chocolate coating is actually coconut

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oil based coconut oil when it's melted

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is really fluid but when it's cold or

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even room temp it's pretty hard

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everything else is like so

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standard I'm okay with this for the most

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part my thoughts on game plan are the

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following one make and form cone two

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make chocolate coating three make ice

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cream four fill cones five form bulbs

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six assemble seven dip and coat and nuts

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oh can I just show you this for a second

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yeah so

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I okay really what I did was I spent

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like an inappropriate amount of time

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online looking for a stove top waffle

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cone maker cuz I thought it'd be really

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fun and like old timey it's not really a

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thing so I order this one which I picked

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because mostly the greates have square

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pattern rather than like diamonds or

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whatever so I think it's going to look

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really similar the the waffle maker came

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with this like cone former cone form 11

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cm

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up is about there this might be a little

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bit more like wide at the top than what

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I'm going for but we'll see you could

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make your own form I could make my own

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form but out of what this is also like

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another great part of this is like I can

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rely on other pastry chefs and recipe

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developers I found what looked like a

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really good waffle cone recipe from the

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pastry chef Stella parks on serious eats

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and I just made some modifications just

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based on what we're doing today so I'm

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going to mix everything with a hand

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blender because that is going to ensure

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that everything is really really really

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well mixed and whenever I'm working with

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a hand blender a really handy vessel is

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a quart container because having

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something narrow with tall sides is

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perfect for like getting that hand

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blender in there I need egg whites which

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works out really well because the yolks

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I'll save for making the ice cream base

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because I know that's going to be like a

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cremon glaz which has egg yolks in it 3

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oz of egg whites 1/4 cup of white sugar

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but I can just weigh everything cuz I

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know that that's 50 g 1/4 cup brown

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sugar I'm going to use demarara

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just because I like it so

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much and I'm going to blend it so I know

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it's going to all

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get dissolved so 50 g of that 3 tsp

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melted

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butter I'm going to melt this in the

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microwave okay

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I'm little living on the edge here just

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melting butter on full power but that's

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why I'm watching it this has to cool

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before I add anything now 2 teaspoons

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vanilla extract eyeball

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that a tablespoon of corn

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starch half a teaspoon kosher 1/4

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teaspoon baking soda this is a half so

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I'll just eyeball half of

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that okay a half a cup of flour I can

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weigh that out it's

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about 68

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G so time to mix so I'm going to add the

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butter I might add an extra splash of

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water I had like a little bit less egg

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white than called

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for all right it's looking good I'm just

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going to grab a little spatula to scrape

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everything down it's that going to fall

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over

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oh stay it with

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[Applause]

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me okay I think

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that seems thorough enough one classic

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question how many of these do I have to

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make four four

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okay I really like that answer that

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works for me a box is

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eight well we got the family pack so a

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box is actually

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12 but I'm not making that many so

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there's my batter good consistency part

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of me wants to put this in a Piping Bag

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so I can pipe

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it onto the

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iron but actually part of me wants

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to like weigh out portions so I know

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exactly how much to put on the

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iron but it's a little bit

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liquid just thinking what how do I want

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to get it into the

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iron I have it a set of ring mold so

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it's like do I pipe it you know do I put

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a ring mold basically like this on the

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surface of the iron fill it by piping

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lift it up and then cuz it's going to

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help me make it really

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round and I'll maybe achieve something

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similar to like weighing it out and I

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don't really know what I want as far as

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temperature so min max I'm going to

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split the difference it's heating up I

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need to grease them but I want to grease

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them like so so lightly so I'm going to

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grab I think just like a little oil

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maybe just some neutral oil on a brush

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you know what not even a brush like a

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paper towel just to rub it

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on smell though like new plastic oh do

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you smell it mhm so I'm just going to

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get my pastry bag

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together going to just snip a little

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opening you know like a/4 in opening not

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very big I don't remember where we got

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these like little tongs but they're

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actually like weirdly handy so I'm just

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going to do a little oil on the paper

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towel just want to get a little bit of

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oil on

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there really thin layer this is 5 cm in

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diameter and I want to go to 11 so let's

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just see this is going to help me gauge

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how much better oh my God that came out

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really fast

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I want to apply a lot of pressure to the

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iron because I want it to get

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thin smells good does smell good so it

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didn't really make a very nice Circle I

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might have to basically cut them with my

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ring Cutters when they come out actually

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that's so much easier

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than measuring the amount of

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batter I'll just cut them into a perfect

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circle the diameter that I need when

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they come out nice golden even color

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though I'm really happy about that not

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even really big enough so it's pretty

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close let's just wrap it around here and

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see if this is going to give me the

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right

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size okay so one problem I didn't

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anticipate is that there's like one

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Higher

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Side and where the cone meets I mean

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first of all this looks really good but

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I didn't anticipate that like I'm going

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to have to cut

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off hold like can I unwrap no I

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can't okay so actually I'm going to have

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to make these way bigger than I thought

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and then Lop off the top basically that

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overlap in the cone is curved so I'm

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trying to picture what this shape is

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when it's flattened so I want to

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basically recreate that shape in paper

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wrap it around the cone see if

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it's gives me a cone that's like

12:25

completely level at the top and then I'm

12:28

going to recre create that shape in the

12:30

waffle iron so at the lowest point I'm

12:35

good this will help me not only

12:37

determine what is the actual shape of

12:38

the thing that I'm rolling but it will

12:40

also help me determine if the mold gives

12:42

me the right diameter at the opening of

12:44

The Cone M it's six so that's a little

12:47

bit bigger but at the same

12:50

time it's also kind of like exactly that

12:54

size

12:56

so I'm okay with that

13:00

so it's like a

13:02

football yeah so new plan this is the

13:05

shape that I need I guess you could kind

13:07

of do it like that and then you

13:10

roll so this is

13:12

Edge this is point making myself a guide

13:16

on my stencil let me just double check

13:17

that that's correct so it didn't totally

13:20

meet so I just have to roll really

13:22

carefully

13:25

basically and maybe figure something out

13:28

about that maybe I'll make a new stencil

13:30

that's just like really precise because

13:32

I want this to be hemispherical so I

13:34

think I need to make a compass that's a

13:37

lot more

13:40

cone I kind of want to make this nicer

13:44

and

13:44

rounder no whatever okay stop it stop it

13:48

it's going to take forever the question

13:50

mark now is like how much batter because

13:53

I need to fill this area on once it's

13:56

pressed down on the iron it's going to

13:58

definitely take a little tral error but

13:59

I'm going to go for it oh well it came

14:02

out the sides oh wow all right well that

14:04

was plenty all right I want to get this

14:06

off of the iron see how it's really soft

14:08

and pliable like a pancake well that was

14:10

definitely enough batter they're a

14:13

little thick but now I have to get it

14:15

aligned on the grid which it's not it

14:20

also shrunk a little from cooling all

14:22

right let's just try this I'm going to

14:24

take it off time to

14:27

roll it's not bad is my first thought

14:30

I'm a little concerned about that but I

14:32

have an idea and I'm also a little

14:34

concerned that it's just not going to be

14:35

really

14:36

crisp but like looks pretty good nice

14:39

and straight could

14:41

always trim a little bit if I need to

14:44

what I'm thinking I'm going to do is I'm

14:46

going to make a bunch of cones like this

14:48

and then I might bake them I could

14:52

literally just like bake them like that

14:53

to make sure they're really dry and

14:55

really crisp but we'll see how this

14:57

cools and I might add I might like dab a

15:00

little batter like that on that opening

15:03

so and that have that bake so it really

15:05

seals it cuz I know I have the chocolate

15:07

but when I try to fill it with liquid

15:09

chocolate it's just going to come right

15:10

out that opening and also by the way

15:12

guys I'm at like 10 and 1/ 12 CM because

15:15

I didn't take into account that it

15:18

shrinks as it continues to cook in the

15:20

waffle iron cuz it's losing moisture

15:22

okay I just had an idea going to grab my

15:24

wheel cutter this is going to make it a

15:26

lot

15:27

easier to to cut around my stencil I

15:30

don't think I need the oil I'm going to

15:31

try without it's just kind of an extra

15:33

step so now I have a game plan I have to

15:35

cut this stencil wider to account for

15:37

shrinkage during the like griddling all

15:41

right it didn't

15:42

stick smells like an ice cream sh it

15:45

does right so that looks good as far as

15:47

the color let's get this off there's my

15:50

Center Point going to back off by a

15:53

little bit so that I can try to overlap

15:56

at the very tip of the cone oh help

16:02

I mean I got a little too done right at

16:04

the very tip so it cracked but more

16:08

successful than the last one it is still

16:11

not like so even new

16:16

thoughts I think I need a new

16:21

stencil because I think this curve needs

16:23

to be reduced so that I'm not getting

16:25

that angle and this curve needs to be

16:28

increased to account

16:30

for the sh like the

16:33

shrinkage okay I'm going to make a new

16:35

stencil I need another piece of

16:42

paper definitely different than just

16:45

using like a compass but oh well and

16:47

this is going to make it a lot better

16:49

let's

16:54

hope that's pretty golden more golden

16:56

than I've been making it but the more I

16:59

go on the first cook the less trinkets

17:00

I'll have

17:02

actually it's already a little crunchy

17:05

oh no I hope I can still form

17:07

it it might be too late oh my God I

17:09

might have to go right into this ah I

17:12

waited too long and it cracked I have to

17:14

say I did think it would be easier than

17:15

this see how it cracked I went a little

17:17

too long okay well that proved my point

17:19

that I can't do that I do feel like it's

17:21

a lot more straight oh my God it really

17:24

just did fill up the whole thing okay so

17:26

it has to be nice and blonde like this

17:28

this is super flexible so I think that's

17:31

good now back on to get nice and golden

17:36

let's get that off oh it smells really

17:38

good though like really toasty I'm

17:40

holding it on that seam so it can set I

17:42

want to trim it a little

17:44

bit all right this is definitely the

17:46

best one yet oh my God 11 I'm right at

17:48

11 cm they don't seem to be getting like

17:50

better they just seem to be like turning

17:52

out slightly different I think they're

17:53

all pretty good I think there's aspects

17:55

of each one that are like could be

17:57

slightly improved but I'm just wondering

17:59

if I should make more just I to have

18:01

like options of for during assembly so I

18:05

think I should make more should we have

18:06

lunch and then I'll make more I mix up a

18:09

little batter during lunch so I have all

18:11

my cones I just want to plug that

18:13

opening so I took like the tiniest

18:16

little piece of this softer but already

18:19

cooked dough just going to push that

18:21

into the opening I'm going to be putting

18:23

liquid chocolate in there and definitely

18:24

liquid chocolate is going to run out

18:26

then and now it's plugged do you see it

18:28

yep going to do that to all of these I'm

18:31

going to get these in the oven it's at

18:32

200 so I want air circulation around all

18:35

of them I just want them to dry out and

18:37

dehydrate they're already pretty crisp

18:38

but I just want to guarantee that

18:39

they're going to be like all crunchy all

18:42

through Ringo terrible timing terrible

18:44

timing no

18:46

capat 20 minutes the timer went off I'm

18:49

going to just pull one cone out of the

18:51

oven and evaluate it and see if I feel

18:53

like that was long enough oh they opened

18:55

up a little bit oh my God unforeseen

18:57

issue I have to reeal them the inner

19:01

seal is fine it's that outer seam where

19:05

it's coming undone a little bit and I'm

19:06

going to take them out one by one and

19:08

like reform them oh but is it like too

19:12

hard broke that one well they're just

19:14

going to be a little open I

19:15

guess so frustrating I just hate when

19:18

the work I do gets wasted now I have 11

19:23

but really I have more like 10 because

19:26

this one also was broken and also one of

19:28

them

19:29

maybe more like have nine so not the

19:32

best outcome but at least I know they're

19:35

really crisp I don't feel horrible about

19:37

this I'm going to get my chocolate

19:39

melting but first I want to set up a

19:41

system

19:42

for holding the cones right side up like

19:46

Point pointed end down after I coat them

19:49

in chocolate and also that's how I'm

19:51

going to fill them we have a rooster by

19:53

the way going to take these cartons and

19:56

punch out alternating like

20:00

holes the idea is they is going to be so

20:03

delicate but they're going to stand like

20:04

that I mean I love you so much and

20:06

you're so cute and sweet but no so here

20:09

I have a saucepan I'm going to fill it

20:12

with a little water to make a double

20:13

boiler and I have a heat prooof Bowl

20:15

behind me I like to start it on higher

20:17

heat and then turn it down just to get

20:20

it going not this chocolate cuz that's

20:22

unsweeten chocolate

20:24

but this is bittersweet chocolate I

20:27

think it's like 60 8% maybe oh kind of a

20:31

lot I know I don't need to temper it

20:33

because these are frozen so it's kind of

20:35

awesome actually once you melt chocolate

20:37

if you don't temper it it stays soft at

20:40

room temp forever in Forever instead of

20:43

having like this texture

20:45

like like it

20:47

snaps so to like reintroduce that like

20:51

crisp hard crack texture you temper it

20:53

but I don't need to do that because it's

20:54

going to be Frozen and it's going to be

20:56

hard anyway I'm going to do straight

20:58

chocolate on the interior of the shells

21:01

because that's going to give me the most

21:03

concentrated

21:04

flavor and I'm only going to introduce

21:06

the coconut oil when I have to which is

21:08

to coat like make that like shell on the

21:11

outside of the ice cream using the

21:13

double boiler is just a gentle way of

21:14

melting chocolate which is super

21:17

temperature sensitive I'll take it off

21:18

the heat when it's like 80% melted and

21:20

then the last 20% will happen just from

21:23

residual heat and then I'm going to

21:24

bring it back to the front and that's

21:25

where I'm going to coat all the cones

21:27

and get them in their little rack

21:29

I think if the mixture were really fluid

21:31

I could literally pour the chocolate in

21:34

and like swirl it around and then drain

21:36

it and then turn it right like right

21:38

side up and let the remaining chocolate

21:41

in there kind of like pull at the bottom

21:42

which is I'm pretty sure how they're

21:43

doing it when they're like manufacturing

21:47

these but this melted chocolate isn't

21:49

really that fluid so I think what I'm

21:50

going to do is very gently paint it in

21:53

the inside of the cone with this really

21:55

fluffy soft brush and then I know I'm

21:58

going to be able to get like a really

21:59

even thin coating which is important and

22:02

then if I need to I can drizzle some

22:04

more down in the bottom and then it's

22:05

going to get placed one by one on the

22:07

rack if I load the brush and just kind

22:09

of dab it in the bottom there and almost

22:10

like push the chocolate down that's

22:12

working it's holding my little plug of

22:15

dough is holding I think the technique

22:17

works just going to keep going until I

22:18

have all of them coated with a little

22:20

bit of chocolate settled in the bottom

22:22

well this part's working thank God it

22:24

looks kind of funny funny how fny like a

22:27

well I think what you mean is it looks

22:28

looks so good they look good my

22:31

chocolate Coatings are done but I was

22:32

informed by every person here that it's

22:36

not enough chocolate collecting in the

22:38

bottom so I'm going to deposit a little

22:40

bit of extra melted chocolate into the

22:41

bottom of each one weird question how

22:43

are you going to freeze these dry ice is

22:45

my secret weapon of this entire project

22:46

it's going to let me freeze everything

22:48

so quickly that there's no chance for

22:50

the ice cream to make the cone Sagi now

22:54

I'm going to save this chocolate I'm

22:55

just going to scrape everything down and

22:57

set it aside I'll add more chocolate and

22:59

then I'll also mix it with coconut oil

23:01

for that final dip of the assembled

23:02

cones and the next step is make ice

23:04

cream I'm making a cremon glas which is

23:06

a style of stirred custard so we have

23:10

like Dairy and eggs and sugar and all

23:12

gets cooked on the stove until the eggs

23:15

cook and the mixture thickens now

23:16

usually with that style you like do

23:19

what's called temper the eggs where you

23:20

heat up the dairy and pour it into the

23:22

mixture of eggs and sugar and then

23:25

continue cooking it and that is useful

23:27

because ites cook faster but I also

23:29

don't feel like getting out another Bowl

23:31

so I'm going to actually assemble

23:33

everything in my saucepan I have eight

23:35

egg yolks going to combine my eggs then

23:38

I'm going to add my

23:41

sugar this melted milk powder often

23:44

you'll find powdered milk called for in

23:47

vanilla ice cream recipes cuz it just

23:48

makes it like extra milky tasting which

23:51

is good so I thought why not use a

23:53

malted milk powder and you'll get that

23:55

extra kind of malt flavor which is like

23:57

kind of savory and toasty kind of cut

23:59

down on the sweetness a little then I'm

24:01

going to add a/ teaspoon of salt and a

24:04

tablespoon I'm using vanilla paste could

24:07

use vanilla extract but I want to see

24:08

the specks of vanilla so you could also

24:11

use like a vanilla bean that you scrape

24:12

so I want to whisk all this together

24:14

really thoroughly the tricky thing about

24:17

this technique where you're combining

24:18

everything in the saucepan is to make

24:21

sure you don't have any trapped

24:22

unincorporated ingredients around the

24:25

size of the saucepan so I'm going to

24:26

continue to whisk this until the mixture

24:28

gets it's pale and a little bit

24:31

voluminous it's going to form a ribbon

24:33

this is a step called

24:36

blanching so let's check for a ribbon so

24:38

this is like super thick and pale and

24:40

voluminous now I'm going to whisk in the

24:46

dairy so this is my base for the ice

24:49

cream I haven't cooked it yet I need to

24:50

cook it but before I put on the stove I

24:53

want to make sure that I don't have any

24:56

of the egg mixture just kind of coating

24:58

the saucepan like see how I just scraped

25:00

it off you want to make sure that

25:02

everything is like perfectly

25:03

Incorporated otherwise you're going to

25:04

get little overcooked spots in the

25:07

bottom of the saucepan and traditionally

25:10

you cook cremon glass with a wooden

25:12

spoon which helps you determine when

25:15

you've hit the point where the eggs are

25:16

cooked because it thickens and you use

25:18

it to like coat the back of the spoon

25:19

and you do a little test I'm just going

25:21

to keep here with a whisk and I'm taking

25:23

out the guest work and I'm just going to

25:25

Temp it so I'm looking for it to hit

25:26

like 180

25:28

that's how I know the eggs are cooked

25:30

I'm just using my thermometer I'm at 171

25:33

so I'm really close I just want to bring

25:35

it up a little bit more in

25:37

temp 180 okay this is actually a pretty

25:40

large volume of cron glass which is now

25:43

our ice cream base I don't think I can

25:45

spin all of this at the same time in my

25:48

ice cream machine so I might have to do

25:49

it in two batches which is fine because

25:51

actually I'm going to fill these in two

25:53

stages anyway so now what I need to do

25:55

is I need to cool this down rapidly I

25:57

just need to cool it down rapidly is

25:59

better cuz we don't have like all day so

26:02

I'm going to get my ice cream machine

26:04

Cooling and then I'm going to plunge

26:07

this into an ice bath and stir this

26:09

until the crug glass is cold oh thank

26:12

goodness we have a lot of ice not like

26:14

that time we tried to make

26:17

[Laughter]

26:22

cocktails doesn't the ice cream machine

26:24

do this basically yeah but it would take

26:26

so long this is faster this mixture is

26:29

cold I'm going to get it into my ice

26:31

cream maker which has been

26:33

chilling I'm going to pour it into the

26:35

court before I pour it in to the

26:39

machine this is really nice cremma glass

26:41

I don't have any like cooked on film or

26:45

anything on the saucepan so it cooked

26:47

really evenly so I'm going to pour it in

26:50

and I can only really fill the ice cream

26:52

machine halfway because it like the

26:55

whole point of an ice cream machine is

26:56

to freeze it but also to incorporate air

26:58

so it's going to expand in volume this

27:00

machine works pretty fast so in like 15

27:03

20 minutes we'll have ice cream and I've

27:05

been thinking about it in my head and I

27:07

think what I want to do is actually

27:11

freeze my cones before the ice cream

27:14

goes in because I'm going to put it

27:16

straight from the machine into the cones

27:20

and when it comes out of the machine

27:21

it's not really frozen solid like it's

27:23

spun it's whipped it's ice cream but

27:26

it's soft and I want it to be soft

27:27

because I want it to like pull down into

27:30

the cone and fill up all of those

27:33

spaces but I don't want it to hydrate

27:35

the cone so if the cones are frozen it's

27:37

going to help set the ice cream really

27:39

fast so I just want to make this into a

27:41

nice even bed so that my cones can rest

27:45

on top just like this I'm going to turn

27:47

off the spinning mechanism and leave the

27:49

cooling on because I think the ice cream

27:51

is done but I want to taste it oh it

27:53

looks oh it looks so

27:56

good I'm really happy I put the mted

27:58

milk in it isn't it good you get that

28:01

mted milk but the mted milk cuts the

28:02

sweetness a little I sort of have a

28:04

difficult time determining like is it

28:06

done it should it spin more but it's

28:07

holding its shape but it's still really

28:09

soft I'm going to quickly portion it

28:12

into my Piping Bag and start to pipe

28:13

into the cones and fill them it's going

28:15

to make a little weird like back and

28:17

forth and I might drip a little bit but

28:19

the idea is to keep everything cold so

28:21

that it sets fast it's like freezing as

28:23

I put it in cuz it's so cold in here I'm

28:25

really getting toward the end of the day

28:27

I'd love to wrap this up

28:28

so I'm going to get more ice cream

28:31

spinning I'm going to chop some

28:34

nuts just to have those ready and I

28:37

could probably while the ice cream is

28:38

spinning I can also get

28:40

my coating ready to go my coconut

28:45

oil do we have do we have coconut oil

28:49

yeah oh thank God okay I'm going to get

28:52

all my components basically ready to go

28:53

because I want to assemble this I might

28:55

even have to do a third batch I think I

28:57

can fit all of it in yeah am I going to

29:01

regret this no I think that's okay while

29:03

that's spinning I'm going to chop up

29:05

some peanuts these are just dry roasted

29:07

salted I'm not going to toast them

29:09

anymore and I don't even need to Salt

29:11

them but the challenge with the peanuts

29:13

is getting the pieces so uniform in size

29:15

without any like bigger pieces or little

29:17

fine dust so you see those like little

29:19

Dusty particles I don't want that on the

29:21

cone so I'm going to sift it and get

29:25

that out I don't really have a mesh

29:27

strainer but larger mesh so this

29:30

is like I'm I you know maybe if I had my

29:34

choice I would have a slightly larger

29:36

mesh so that even some bigger pieces

29:40

fell through but this is going to have

29:41

to do what's left are pretty uniform

29:44

pieces of peanut I'm I'm happy with that

29:46

just taking some of the biggest pieces

29:48

that I see which have kind of risen to

29:49

the top and I'm breaking them in half

29:51

with my fingers so now these can go into

29:53

my container I have a metal loaf pan I'm

29:56

going to stick it in my cooler so it's

29:58

going to get like incredibly cold I want

30:00

to put enough ice cream in here so that

30:02

I'm pretty confident I can make like at

30:03

least a half a dozen of the tops so like

30:06

do it with water

30:10

one

30:13

2 three so that gives me kind of an idea

30:16

of how much I want to fill this with ice

30:19

cream and then I can take the rest of it

30:21

if I have more ice cream and I can fill

30:24

the remaining cones you know what you

30:26

guys it's not really as Frozen as you

30:28

would think it's not like frozen

30:31

solid just want to check the texture I

30:33

think it's too soft I'm going to let it

30:35

go a little

30:37

longer sorry it's sorry disappoint when

30:40

the ice cream kind of like pulls away

30:41

from the sides that's when I think it's

30:44

done so I just want to look at the

30:45

texture again double check still seems

30:48

kind of

30:49

soft but it's super fluffy looks great

30:53

all right I think I'm just going to keep

30:54

going

30:55

because again time grab my spatula and

30:59

my loaf pan Which is cold but not crazy

31:02

cold but cold enough and I'm just going

31:04

to portion maybe 2/3 of this ice cream

31:07

into the loaf pan and kind of smooth it

31:10

this is going to be the tops okay so I

31:12

have a space picked out in the freezer

31:14

the regular freezer I'm going to pop

31:15

this in there and now quick pivot going

31:19

to fill the rest of the

31:25

cones it is definitely cold just not not

31:28

frozen solid because it's not frozen

31:30

solid I'm going to smooth the tops with

31:32

the offset spatula see how soft it is

31:34

it's really pretty soft I do think it's

31:36

a yeah getting

31:38

softer

31:41

ah so stressful it's getting late I

31:45

didn't even realize what time it was so

31:47

I'm going to do one final step tonight

31:49

and then I think we're going to finish

31:50

up in the morning but I want to attach

31:52

the domes to the cones so I have to work

31:57

quickly I did sort of leave it in the

31:59

freezer for as long as I really could so

32:03

that both the loaf pan and the cones get

32:05

really Frozen they're like Not that

32:07

Frozen so I really want to load up the

32:09

scoop oh my God it's really not that

32:13

Frozen this one's kind of a

32:16

test I mean looks pretty good I want to

32:21

just kind of smooth

32:22

it and get it like flush with the cone

32:27

everywhere

32:28

feel like it could be a little taller

32:29

what do you guys think looks okay to me

32:31

looks okay all right and I'll get a

32:33

coating of nuts good okay thanks guys

32:35

thank you for saying that I think you

32:36

sensed my need for that consensus to be

32:41

that it's fine oh no oh no starting to

32:43

melt I want to get these back in I can

32:45

always alternate

32:47

trays yeah lots of good clearance so I'm

32:50

okay that

32:51

way oh my God this one's So Soft just

32:54

going to get it in super fast all right

32:57

right so there only three that I didn't

32:59

get the top on I think I have to let go

33:01

a little bit of them

33:04

being like so perfect the dry eyes did

33:07

not really function the way I was hoping

33:08

it would I was hoping I could like make

33:10

perfect hemispheres and place them on

33:13

and have them like look so uniform

33:15

they're going to look a little more

33:16

homemade but they're going to taste

33:19

incredible and I think they're still

33:20

going to look like the original so I

33:21

feel good about it camera Cuts good work

33:24

everyone

33:28

what happened last night why did you eat

33:29

one I got in trouble a little bit cuz

33:32

last night it was kind of late Harrison

33:35

I were like relaxing and he was like Can

33:38

I taste one of those ice cream cones he

33:41

just wanted the cone I was like well all

33:42

the cones are filled but some of them

33:44

don't have like the ice cream top so we

33:47

ate one we split it it wasn't the

33:50

finished thing I don't I know I wasn't

33:52

really supposed to do that but that's

33:53

the danger of having all this stuff be

33:55

home when Minnie and Cal leave but I

33:58

still have more to do I have to finish

34:00

the coating I have to put the peanuts on

34:03

and then like give it a quick freeze so

34:05

everything sets like they're not done so

34:06

the first thing I want to do is get to

34:07

my Magic Shell this is the chocolate

34:09

that I had left over from coating the

34:12

inside of the cones

34:13

yesterday then I have coconut oil here

34:16

so

34:17

basically a kind of homemade Magic Shell

34:20

Magic Shell being like this like liquid

34:22

chocolate mixture that hardens when it

34:23

hits something cold is basically coconut

34:26

oil mixed with chocolate I'm thinking

34:28

that the peanuts have to be a dip not a

34:30

Sprinkle because there was pretty good

34:33

peanut coverage

34:35

on the drumsticks I have an idea I just

34:37

think that I need to make a kind of

34:39

indentation in the peanut mixture for

34:41

every cone so that I can stick it

34:43

in and I don't have to like smash it in

34:46

there because the ice cream is going to

34:47

start to

34:50

soften all right I'm going to add a

34:51

little coconut oil I'm just going to

34:53

start with a couple of tablespoons

34:58

so this is unrefined so it has a little

35:00

bit of a coconuty

35:01

flavor you can use refined which would

35:04

be more

35:06

neutral but I think that when it's cold

35:08

you're not going to get much of the

35:13

coconut just letting everything melt

35:15

gently on the stove so I'm going to pour

35:17

The Magic Shell in here but I also don't

35:18

want it to cool off so I'm going to put

35:20

hot water in the outer measuring cup

35:24

I'll just use the water from the double

35:25

boiler that's what I'll do this is

35:27

totally not

35:28

going to bring the bowl and the sauce

35:30

pan

35:36

over all right that seems pretty good

35:38

really I'm just gauging the consistency

35:40

it's like does it seem fluid enough to

35:42

give me a thin even coating and I think

35:45

it does so now I'm going to

35:47

pour into the measuring

35:54

cup I think that looks like a good

35:56

amount I'll definitely have enough to

35:58

create the depth that I need for dipping

36:00

I'm going to try it I'm going to grab

36:01

one and try

36:13

it

36:15

ah I like that went pretty well did get

36:18

a little bit of chocolate that was the

36:19

collective fear I would get like drips

36:21

in here I feel I need to revise my

36:24

technique a

36:25

little I think I pressed a little too

36:27

hard and the shell kind of like started

36:29

to detach a little bit just

36:32

wondering what I should be doing a

36:33

little

36:37

differently I roll it like that you know

36:40

like dip and then side

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36:46

roll I feel like that worked pretty

36:49

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36:55

well right that one worked really well

36:57

all right one more it's all the way back

36:59

there see let me grab

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37:05

it I'm just obsessing a little bit about

37:07

the coating like exposing the ice cream

37:09

in a couple places but I should just

37:11

stop and like not I think that like this

37:14

is exactly the point where I try to make

37:17

it better and it just makes it worse so

37:19

I'm just going to not touch them let

37:21

them Harden in there for like 15 minutes

37:23

I open and close the freezer a lot so I

37:24

just wanted to get cold stop it ha me

37:28

I love him so much but he hates me

37:30

okay I mean we did let let it hang out

37:33

for probably like half an hour so I feel

37:35

really good about the cones being solid

37:38

and Frozen because what I really want to

37:40

happen is to have like a shattering

37:42

shell when I bite into it and not like

37:44

melted ice cream so I'm going to grab

37:48

one of mine I'm going to grab one of

37:49

theirs and we're going to look at them

37:50

side by side and I'm going to taste

37:52

right off the bat it's like mine is the

37:54

jumbo size one because

37:58

theirs is a lot Slimmer thoughts hars

38:01

you definitely captured the spirit up I

38:04

feel like I captured the Box photo and

38:06

not the actual mine looks a lot more

38:10

like the picture than theirs does scale

38:12

to actual size is it actual size kind of

38:15

it's pretty close it is pretty close hey

38:18

I did

38:20

it like if you open the box if you

38:23

looked at the picture and then you open

38:24

it and you got this or this one which

38:25

one would you be happier with I think

38:27

you'd be happier with this

38:29

one Can I taste it Can I taste it yeah

38:31

taste there good to know it okay well

38:33

hold on so just generally speaking the

38:35

cone length anoun the cone diameter not

38:40

so much like definitely there's a lot

38:42

more ice cream in this one but overall

38:45

like height they're pretty much the same

38:47

mine is just a little bit wider now that

38:49

I look at theirs I can see that it's

38:51

definitely theirs is definitely dipped

38:53

all right I'm going to taste theirs do I

38:56

have to

39:00

all

39:04

right get a lot of

39:06

cold kind of it that's it all right I'm

39:09

going to bite into mine I'm looking for

39:10

a similar textural experience of like

39:13

the cracking and then the creamy vanilla

39:16

ice cream but I want it to taste a lot

39:23

better

39:25

M look that bite

39:27

it does taste like coconut a little

39:29

maybe if I ever did this again I would

39:31

do refined coconut oil

39:35

but I think the main upgrade here is

39:37

really the ice cream the shell is nice

39:40

and thin I wouldn't want it to be like

39:42

so thick that you have to almost like

39:43

chew it it's really

39:45

good I think you should eat down to the

39:47

plug yeah oh God where is Harris when

39:50

you need them my biggest desire for the

39:52

cone cuz I already know that tastes

39:53

great is that it's crunchy

39:59

M like a good piece of the cone the cone

40:01

AR stop it the cone really kind of is

40:04

the best part it's so caramelly and

40:06

light and crispy you can like see where

40:09

I bit the like sort of web of air little

40:11

air pockets and Bubbles there's

40:12

something that's happening with the

40:13

melted milk and the ice cream and the

40:15

coconut oil where it's just like really

40:17

and I see a little vanilla Flex which I

40:19

love it's so not too sweet but at the

40:21

same time I definitely feel like I'm

40:23

eating a drumstick I know I like have to

40:24

say this but I really truly mean it I

40:27

slowly nailed it but turned out honestly

40:30

better than I thought it would I mean

40:32

Hello my ice cream looks just like that

40:34

also my ice cream is yellow because it

40:36

has egg yolks in it and cream the last

40:39

test is do I have the chocolate plug at

40:42

the bottom but I'm not going to eat it

40:43

from the top I'm just going to eat it

40:44

from the

40:50

bottom all right all you want me to add

40:52

more chocolate I think we got it

40:57

how far do it Go ate it last night I ate

41:00

the top you ate the rest of

41:03

it it's like too much

41:06

chocolate it's really

41:09

Frozen it adds a really nice bitterness

41:12

I think the rest of it really

41:14

needs it's still going I I don't know I

41:17

can't even eat anymore just finish the

41:19

whole thing oh God I can't eat this

41:21

whole thing yeah it's a lot of work it

41:22

took me a day plus would I make these

41:24

again is that what you're asking me not

41:26

really so I'm very excited for more

41:28

episodes like this one of

41:31

recreating sort of favorite nostalgic

41:34

treats I have my list of things that I'm

41:36

into recreating let us know if you have

41:39

any requests or particular favorites

41:43

that you would like to see it's a chance

41:45

for me to play around a little bit and

41:47

iterate lots of learning which I love

41:50

and good experience under my belt and

41:52

I'm very excited to do another one of

41:53

these thank you so much for watching and

41:55

don't forget to like And subscribe eat

41:57

one you want to eat one you guys should

41:59

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