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This frozen treat gets a delicious, subtle tang from goat cheese that's whisked into a creamy custard base. Meghann Osmon of BiNA Osteria also adds buttermilk to balance the fat content of the egg yolks (did you know that buttermilk is naturally low in fat?). The base is placed in an ice cream maker, and processed. When the gelato reaches soft-serve consistency, mix in chewy dried mission figs and crunchy walnuts. Freeze, then scoop and savor.
As with most children, Meghann Osmon had a major sweet tooth. One of her first jobs was at a bakery at age 16 in Buffalo, NY. During her senior year in high school, Meghann interned at a 5-star restaurant where she was not only mentored on the art of pastry, but encouraged to expand her skills through formal training. She received her AS degree in Baking & Pastry from Johnson & Wales University, and a BA in Food Service Management. Meghann can be found working her pastry magic at BiNA restaurant.
This frozen treat gets a delicious, subtle tang from goat cheese that's whisked into a creamy custard base. Meghann Osmon of BiNA Osteria also adds buttermilk to balance the fat content of the egg yolks (did you know that buttermilk is naturally low in fat?). The base is placed in an ice cream maker, and processed. When the gelato reaches soft-serve consistency, mix in chewy dried mission figs and crunchy walnuts. Freeze, then scoop and savor.
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