Ice-water bath for cooling food
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Directions
Several recipes from the book "Death by Chocolate" tell you to cool the mixture in an ice-water bath. The effect of cooling food in an ice-water bath is a quick and efficient lowering of room temperature.
Ice cream and sorbet bases need to be cooled before they are placed in an ice-cream maker to facilitate the freezing process.
The simplest ice-water bath consists of a large stainless steel bowl partically filled with ice and water. There should be enough ice and water in the bowl so that the outside surface of the container to be cooled will be surrrounded by ice and water. If the volume of the container to be cooled is larger then can be accomodated by your largest bowl, then consider using the kitchen sink. From the book "Death by Chocolate" by Marcel Desaulniers AR/94 Submitted By SHARON STEVENS On 09-28-95
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