Cryo Cookbook

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Many recipes in this cookbook are not technically cooking because they do not use the stove or oven.

Ice Cream

Tang Ice Cream

A thugfest classic.

Ingredients

  • Light cream
  • Tang
  • Mandarin orange slices
  • LN2

Instructions
Mix ingredients in large bowl, add LN2.

Tang Dry Ice Cream

Carbonated ice cream.

Ingredients

  • Light cream
  • Tang
  • Mandarin orange slices
  • Dry ice
  • LN2 (optional)

Instructions
Mix ingredients in a large bowl. Be sure dry ice is completely gone before serving. If desired, part of the freezing can be done with LN2.

Butter Pecan Ice Cream

A surprising flavor.

Ingredients

  • Light cream
  • Artificial maple syrup
  • LN2

Instructions
Heat light cream and syrup in a medium saucepan over low heat until the syrup is completely dissolved. Remove from heat and let cool. Mix in LN2.

Chocolate Ice Cream

Don't forget the sugar.

Ingredients

  • Light cream
  • Cocoa mix
  • Sugar
  • LN2

Instructions
Mix ingredients in large bowl, add LN2.


Carbonated Fruit

Fruit is carbonated using dry ice in a soda bottle.

Ingredients

  • Fruit, grapes are recommended
  • Dry Ice

Instructions
Fill an undamaged 3 liter soda bottle 1/4 full of fruit. Add 2 pellets of dry ice. Place the bottle somewhere nobody will get hurt if it explodes and wait at least an hour. Open carefully and serve. If desired, the bottle may be placed in the freezer to increase the solubility of CO2.

Dippen Dots

It's never worked, but...

Ingredients

  • Ice cream batter
  • LN2
  • Dry ice

Instructions Prepare the ice cream batter using one of the above recipes. Fill a tall flask with LN2. Drop the batter into the LN2, making sure that individual drops freeze and do not congeal. When the flask is full, empty the dippen dots into another container and store in dry ice. This process needs to be done many times to obtain a reasonable quantity of dippen dots. Keep the dippen dots on dry ice for a day to allow them to warm up, then serve.

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