Ep 8. "Ice Cream? Someday..."
My Drunk Kitchen is a comedic cooking show hosted by Hannah Hart, who combines alcohol with her love for cooking to create unique and entertaining recipes. In season 1 episode 8, titled "Ice Cream? Someday...", Hannah sets out to make her own homemade ice cream.
The episode begins with Hannah realizing that she has forgotten to defrost any meat for dinner. In a state of panic, she decides to make ice cream instead. She starts by mixing together heavy cream, sugar, and vanilla extract to make the base for her ice cream. Hannah then pours the mixture into a plastic bag and places it in a bowl filled with ice and salt. She proceeds to vigorously shake the bag for several minutes, explaining that the salt helps lower the temperature of the ice and thus freeze the ice cream faster.
As she's shaking the bag, Hannah takes a few sips from her bottle of wine and reminisces about old summer memories. She talks about how much she loves ice cream and how she used to have it every day during the summer when she was younger. She also shares a funny story about how she once stole a whole container of ice cream from her neighbor's freezer.
Once the ice cream has been shaken enough, Hannah transfers it to a container and adds in some crushed Oreos for flavor. She then puts the container in the freezer to let it fully freeze. During the wait, Hannah has another glass of wine and discusses the pros and cons of various ice cream flavors. She also talks about the first time she ever got drunk and how it was with her mom.
When the ice cream is ready, Hannah takes it out of the freezer and scoops it into a bowl. She tops it off with more crushed Oreos and takes a bite. She declares that it's the best ice cream she's ever had and encourages her viewers to try making their own homemade ice cream.
Overall, "Ice Cream? Someday..." is a fun and lighthearted episode of My Drunk Kitchen. Hannah's comedic personality shines through as she navigates the challenges of making ice cream without a proper ice cream maker. Her anecdotes add a personal touch to the episode and make it feel like you're hanging out with a friend.
