Cinnamon Ice Cream (for electric ice cream machine)

Wonderful ice cream, my family loved it. I served this over [recipe=65873]Apple Loaf #65873[/recipe] and it tasted like a summertime version of apple pie! Thanks Dee, I'll be making this again and would you please submit more outstanding recipes from the brochure than came with your ice cream maker?

I am proud to say I was the one to request this. It was truly scrumptious (now I have Chitty Chitty Bang Bang going through my head ;) I didn't use the yolk (I didn't know it called for it originally) and I used evaporated skim milk, fat free half and half, splenda, and 1-1/2 tsp cinnamon (I LOVE the stuff!!). I don't have an ice cream machine - but it's on my 'to-get' list - so I used the 'freeze and process' method. First, you 'ripen' your liquid by refrigerating it as specified or overnight - even better. Then you put it into a shallow pan (I suggest freezing it first before putting liquid in and I used a 9in cake round tin). Freeze until firm. Also freeze your food processor cup and blade (I also tossed in the lid for safe measure). Then scrape mixture into food processor and process until creamy. Repeat process as many times as you can. Then to store, put in tupperware, cover ice cream's surface with saran wrap, and secure lid on top; getting out a much air as possible. One word of warning, it will be rock-solid frozen right when you take it out of the freezer, so I suggest taking it out 3-4 hours and refrigerating prior to serving. Because I didn't use an ice cream machine, I yeilded just over 2 cups. Dee also posted a DIET version #67383(why didn't you tell me? ;) I should try THAT next. No need to get 'exotic' ingredients - just use milk all ready in the fridge. Cinnamon-aholics everywhere should try this!

I received a brand new ice cream machine for Mother's Day and this is the recipe I chose to give it a try. I followed the directions exactly using the highest amount for the cinnamon and it turned out wonderful. Really enjoyed it and it was so easy. I served it in a bowl without any extra and it was wonderful.

Bought an ice cream maker at a garage sale and this was our first recipe with it. What an excellent recipe-served ours with apple pie. I did use 1 1/2 teaspoons of cinnamon. Otherwise made as posted. Will be making this again.

In Australia, cinnamon products such as ice-cream are very very rare. It was not until traveling in Poland that I discovered cinnamon could be an ice-cream flavor and it was awesome. As was this recipe... It was smooth and bloody tasty... The family loved it and it is now a definite fave...<br/>I made it using the Cuisineart ice cream maker. Worked perfectly.