A teacher and their students use a simple recipe that relies on the chemical reaction between ice and rock salt to freeze cream into a solid treat.
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The text focuses on making ice cream without a freezer using the "bag method".
Transfer the soft-serve ice cream to a loaf pan. Press plastic wrap directly onto the surface to prevent ice crystals.
The unit is centered around an instructional text by Jill MacGregor that details a class’s attempt to make ice cream without a freezer.
