Pearry Cream: A quick recipe I'd like to share

submitted about 10 years ago by edbtzyMixologist

My first attempt was a custard version of this; seen here. However, I decided to go the creamy route instead. I mixed this up and was very happy with the results. The coconut may take some time to fully blend with the other flavors.

As always, I want to thank everyone for all the help. I hope you guys enjoy this as much as I do:

5% Pear - TFA
4% Strawberry RIPE - TFA
2% Honeydew - TFA
3% Vanilla Swirl - TFA
1% Fresh Cream - FA
1% Coconut Extra - TFA
70/30 VG/PG

Comments

3 points

by HerrFaucherabout 10 years ago

I like my vapes a bit more on the buttery side, any recommendations?

3 points

by captaincannibalabout 10 years ago

Sub all ingredients for melted butter.

1 points

by KeggsNAabout 10 years agoMixologist

Sub vanilla swirl with vanilla bean ice cream and you should get that buttery feel.

2 points

by HerrFaucherabout 10 years ago

Thanks dude

1 points

by skiddlzninjaabout 10 years agoFrugivore

sub coconut extra for FLV coconut

1 points

by Dizfunkyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

agree FLV coconut is the shit

1 points

by suicide_noochabout 10 years ago

Capella NY cheesecake 2-3% for straight up buttery flavor goodness.

0 points

by LawnGnohmabout 10 years ago

This right here. Yesssss NY cheesecake us my goto "butter" flavor.

1 points

by Jtetsukiabout 10 years ago

French Vanilla tastes butter-y to me but it's subjective.

1 points

by onmywaydownnowabout 10 years agoMixologist

Looks tasty, I may need to pick up some Vanilla Swirl I only have the Vanilla bean icecream (:

1 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

I think vanilla bean ice cream could work too.

1 points

by Mehanemabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

try 1.5% or 2% VBIC, it's fairly strong. Possibly up fresh cream by 0.5% to round it out.

1 points

by subarutimabout 10 years ago

Thanks for this. I'm a novice mixer, and this is really in my flavor profile.

1 points

by residentevolabout 10 years ago

I have all of these except coconut TFA...I have a FA version so I might try this out and report back. Looks good.

1 points

by bottomofthemapabout 10 years ago

Ditto. I wonder if there's a big difference between the two. Keep us posted!

1 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

I haven't had the opportunity to try the FA version. I'd like to know how it comes out. Good luck

1 points

by BiteItYouScumabout 10 years ago

Don't think I have any FA fresh cream. Anything else that would work instead?

2 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

You could try using TFA Sweet Cream @ ~2%

1 points

by BiteItYouScumabout 10 years ago

Beautiful. I'll try at 1% and see how that goes. Thanks for the quick response! Can't wait to try it!

2 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

Anytime man. Hope you enjoy it!

1 points

by Jtetsukiabout 10 years ago

looks nice

-4 points

by jcgivens21about 10 years ago

I love these posts. I really do... But shouldn't they go in the monthly recipe thread?

9 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

I posted it in the monthly recipe thread as-well. I figured I would post here too for the users who are unaware of that thread.

3 points

by skiddlzninjaabout 10 years agoFrugivore

Good on you posting to the monthly, but next time you post to the front page, it'd be nice to see some development notes, and flavor notes on what you put into it. The flavor and development notes are very helpful to new mixers, and /u/Botboy141 stated that if a recipe is going to be it's own post, he would like it to have notes on how you came up with the recipe.

Good recipe nonetheless, would just prefer some more notes on it :)

6 points

by hotwingsandcoldbeerabout 10 years agoTobacconist

I'm not much of a negative poster or the argumentative type but I feel like this comes off as a slap in the face to someone that posted a recipe with the generous intent to share it with the community. I can't understand the problem with posting a recipe without all the bs attached. If you want to get into the gory details by all means do so but it shouldn't be a "requirement." JMHO

1 points

by edbtzyabout 10 years agoMixologist

Understandable. I'll keep that in mind for my next post(s)