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Gelato Expert
businessProfessional gelato and sorbet recipes created by Morgan Morano, adapted for both home makers and professional kitchens. The library includes scratch-made recipes as well as formulations built with hot process and cold process bases, providing options for a wide range of workflows and production needs. Designed to help gelato makers consistently create authentic Italian gelato and sorbet.
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Cookies (Italian Cookies & Cream)
A creamy, sweet cookie gelato inspired by the popular flavor made famous by Mec3. A rich shortbread cookie flavor is paired with chocolate-coated cookie pieces and ribbons of chocolate sauce throughout—a favorite among both kids and adults. Made with Fabbri's Nevepann 50.
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- Responded: Soft serve Fior di Latte formula optimization for Cattabriga Brio k2
I don’t work with soft-serve gelato machines often, so I think it’s worth first confirming that the machine, pump and settings are all operating as they should. Looking specifically at the recipe and without diving too deeply into a complete analysis, I would consider aiming for: Total solids: 34–35% Fat: 5–6%+ (I would increase the cream) MSNF: 9.5–10.5% Less maltodextrin Some dextrose A combination of SuperNeutro & Neutro (I've always found the two to work well together) A weak body generally suggests that the mix needs more solids, but I wouldn’t rely so heavily on maltodextrin to provide that. The iciness could be related to the fat level and stabilizer. I also don’t think aging the mix for 10–15 hours is necessary. A shorter aging period should work well! I hope this helps. Keep us posted!
- Responded: Let's talk about gums
Not at all! Many of my recipes do include a thickener, and locust bean gum and guar gum are two of my preferred options, especially when making commercial gelato. Try searching “locust bean gum” within the app to find recipes that use it. Locust bean gum comes from the seeds of the carob tree, which is commonly grown in Sicily, and it’s one of the preferred stabilizers used in gelato shops. Guar gum is also often found in stabilizer blends such as neutro, where it’s combined with other ingredients. So, there’s definitely no need to abandon either one! Have you tried using dextrose as well in your recipes?




































