Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Pepto-bismol ice cream!



Make Pepto-bismol ice cream!


Eggs (6 yolks). Vanilla pods (2). Milk (250ml). Pepto-Bismol (1 bottle). Cream (250ml). Sugar (50g).

Simple. We start by splitting the vanilla pods and scraping out the tiny seeds. The seeds get added to the cream, sugar and eggs.

This custard is taken off the heat as soon as it’s close to boiling (the point at which the liquid can curdle), and rapidly cooled over a bowl of iced water.

pour in the medicine, stir.

pour the compound into an ice cream maker, light the blue touch paper, and retire.


"The taste? Actually, it’s quite nice. The vanilla and sugar temper the metallic bitterness of the medicine, giving the end result a flavour not too dissimilar to black cherry. And as a hangover cure? Initial studies are encouraging, with no negative side-effects experienced as yet. A mild mid-week drinking session provided the first test, and while my cross-breed concoction certainly didn’t eliminate the suffering altogether, the benefits did not go unnoticed. Obviously, if I’m to suggest to P&G that they approach Ben & Jerry’s to produce a commercial version, there will have to be proper clinical trials, with control groups and placebos and suchlike, but I’m hopeful. It’ll sit nicely on the shelves next to my paracetamol bacon roll."

http://www.blogjam.com/2006/07/20/pepto-bismol-ice-cream

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