Two years later and this fabulous recipe is still being found. Thanks so much for all the test batches and creativity. I just made some bowls and they are wonderful. I made them using a pizelle maker and they are perfect. I wanted to make cones but my equipment is being delivered tomorrow so today it was bowls. I needed this for my new Ninja Creami deluxe creations. So delicious. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Wow amazing video👌👌. I truly appreciate your work loved this video👍👍. Keep it up👍👍. I really love❤️ your content. I enjoyed while watching👀 your video. I 👍like👍 your style such a creative videos in your channel. Such amazing editing, keep it up and keep sharing.👍👍
@@alflessa yup! Freezes well, needs to be put in refrigerator night before baking though. We batch it at this shop and deliver to all our satellite shops once a week.
Cream in grocery stores here in America is usually sold to make whipped cream. So it's usually labeled heavy whipping cream which has above 36% milk fat content. The one we use has 38% milk fat. I'm not sure what you mean by fresh cream and cooking cream. Heavy cream which is derived from milk can be used to make "fresh cream/Chantilly cream" cakes if it's whipped up with powdered sugar. And the same heavy cream can be put into soups as a thickener.
@@lanawells6705 we bought a big gallon of it from amazon years ago and still use it. Once silica gel absorbs moisture, u can dehydrate it in the oven and reuse it.
@@sweetalchemyicecreamery2045 thanks! I bought some too, not as many, but it worked with your cones. They are very crispy, delicious, maybe baked a touch too long because I like them kinda dark. Still have to practice getting the bottom closed up.
Please don't said it hard for the staff to do any recipe. A good standardized is what give a restaurant it's signature/name. Type the recipe, laminate it, put it on the wall where everyone can see it and make sure they follow it to the T. This is your "Signature Recipe" it will sell u to the world. All the best.
i meant we made rules so everyone can make it. I hire mostly high school and college students and many of them have never baked before. So we made rules and standardized the recipe so tempering ingredient was taken out. This is one of the first things that is taught in our shop and the most important step in our training manual.
I was wondering if you could give us your measurements? Like how much flour, butter, sugar, etc are you using?
left it in the description!
@@nanolois thank you. I appreciate your response. I guess I did not see it, but will check again. Thank you! ❤️
Two years later and this fabulous recipe is still being found. Thanks so much for all the test batches and creativity. I just made some bowls and they are wonderful. I made them using a pizelle maker and they are perfect. I wanted to make cones but my equipment is being delivered tomorrow so today it was bowls. I needed this for my new Ninja Creami deluxe creations. So delicious. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You did a marvelous job!!!! I just stood up and gave you my standing ovation!🎉🎉😮
Very nice texture of ice cream
These look so delicious! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for the video chef. I'm looking to sell ice cream this year since we are starting to cool off here in l.a.
Wow amazing video👌👌. I truly appreciate your work loved this video👍👍. Keep it up👍👍. I really love❤️ your content. I enjoyed while watching👀 your video. I 👍like👍 your style such a creative videos in your channel. Such amazing editing, keep it up and keep sharing.👍👍
Great Job!!!!!!!
Thank you for this GREAT video and the recipe.
Great video, thank you. Where did you get the little wax paper wrappers made?
Can I use vegetable oil instead of butter? And is the cream necessary?
These look great but could you show us how to make a smaller batch for like 5-10 cones
Yes, especially for those of us who aren't in your area and would like to make our own at home.
Most recipes for waffle cones have the ingredients and ratios. What she showed is technique.
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@@nanoloisThank you so much! I tried a different recipe and that came out ok but yours looks so much better.
Thank you for sharing this video ❤❤❤❤
could please give me the recipe showing how many ingredients and the amount to make those cones.
It’s in the description
Thank you for your generosity in sharing! Can you freeze this dough?
@@alflessa yup! Freezes well, needs to be put in refrigerator night before baking though. We batch it at this shop and deliver to all our satellite shops once a week.
Measurements please
For 5-10 cones
Which cream if that ?
Fresh cream or cooking cream or what?
Cream in grocery stores here in America is usually sold to make whipped cream. So it's usually labeled heavy whipping cream which has above 36% milk fat content. The one we use has 38% milk fat. I'm not sure what you mean by fresh cream and cooking cream. Heavy cream which is derived from milk can be used to make "fresh cream/Chantilly cream" cakes if it's whipped up with powdered sugar. And the same heavy cream can be put into soups as a thickener.
also recipe is in the description!
@@nanolois sorry, do you use 3oz of cream or 12oz, in the video you mention only after 12oz the waffle stopped sticking to the iron grid?
@@BorisBollokov the 3 oz in the description is for a smaller batch than the one in video. The recipe is 1/4 the size of what I make in video
Nice ❤
Nice! I was wondering where you got the acrylic stand from. (?)
I bought it from another ice cream store that was closing. so not sure!
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I need recipe how make biscuit ice cream
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Click on “ How we make waffel cone”. Ingredients and how much for 10 cones is listed.
Thanks for the good work but where can I get it from, that machine
Gold Medal makes the best waffle cone machines. I found repairing it was also easiest.
What do you use for silica beads, please
@@lanawells6705 we bought a big gallon of it from amazon years ago and still use it. Once silica gel absorbs moisture, u can dehydrate it in the oven and reuse it.
@@sweetalchemyicecreamery2045 thanks! I bought some too, not as many, but it worked with your cones. They are very crispy, delicious, maybe baked a touch too long because I like them kinda dark. Still have to practice getting the bottom closed up.
I want to know where you got that acrylic stand for waffles.
I bought it from another ice cream store that was closing. so not sure!
Puedes decirme las cantidades por favor?¿
Casi todas las recetas ya tienen la cantidades. Este video es para ver como hacerlo.
Dejé la receta en la descripción.
Measument please
in description
wow
Please don't said it hard for the staff to do any recipe. A good standardized is what give a restaurant it's signature/name. Type the recipe, laminate it, put it on the wall where everyone can see it and make sure they follow it to the T. This is your "Signature Recipe" it will sell u to the world. All the best.
i meant we made rules so everyone can make it. I hire mostly high school and college students and many of them have never baked before. So we made rules and standardized the recipe so tempering ingredient was taken out. This is one of the first things that is taught in our shop and the most important step in our training manual.
Hi, can I have the recipe?
in description
Please write the recipe
in description
Can I use salted butter?
I suppose you could use salted butter and skip the salt from the recipe. let me know how it tastes!
Measurement pls
in description
Can use milk instead of creamy?
probably not. Cream that we use has 38% milk fat. Milk usually has 3.5% milk fat.
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Hi
I guess we are just supposed to diving how much of each ingredients...
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Sher here ingredients please
@@SafdarHussainshah-b6w it is in description under video
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Video is worthless without the recipe!
I'm sorry you found it useless. but i did leave the recipe in the description
Video is not good for anyone without the receipe
i'm sorry the video was not good for anyone. but i did leave the recipe in the description