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Chunky Coconut Bar Ice Cream with Madagascar Vanilla.
A pure coconut delight with chunks of coconut bars, I choose to make this ice cream base with coconut milk and cream
As smooth and creamy as it can be!

Ingredients for 3L ice cream:
1L coconut milk
1L coconut cream
3 vanilla beans (Madagascar prima or gourmet)
12 egg yolks
800 to 900gr sweet condensed milk.

Whisk the ice cream base for about 5 to 8 minutes: you need at least 25 to 30% air in the cream base

Did you know?
Vanilla is a spice formed by the fruit of certain tropical vine orchids of Mesoamerican origin of the genus Vanilla, mainly of the species Vanilla planifolia (flat-leaf).
The history of vanilla is associated with that of chocolate.
The Aztecs, and previously the Mayas, had a thick cocoa-based drink with vanilla.
The Aztecs called this drink, destined for nobles and warriors, xocoatl.
These luxury goods came from a trade with neighboring regions.
The Spaniards discovered vanilla in the early sixteenth century on the occasion of their conquest of the American continent.
There is no reason to believe that this spice was brought back from the passage in Central America of the first continental expeditions, notably those of Ojeda and Nicuesa in 1509 or of Núñez de Balboa in Panama in 1513,
Everything, however, suggests that the decisive knowledge of vanilla is indeed related to the arrival of the Spanish in Tenochtitlan, the current Mexico City and the meeting in 1519 of Hernán Cortés with the Aztec emperor Moctezuma.
The first artificial pollination of vanilla was carried out in 1836 at the botanical garden of Liege by the Belgian naturalist Charles Morren, then in 1837 by the French horticulturist Joseph Henri François Neumann12.
It was only in 1841, however, that a young slave from Bourbon Island (now La Réunion), aged twelve, Edmond Albius, created the practical method still used today.
This method of pollination, of which Jean-Michel-Claude Richard tries to appropriate paternity, makes Bourbon Island the first vanilla center of the planet only a few decades after the introduction of the orchid on the spot in 1819.

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