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Most ice cream machines have a bowl that you need to freeze beforehand. If you forgot or didn't get to freeze the bowl, make the ice cream base first. Put the base into the fridge and the ice cream maker bowl into the freezer. Churn the ice cream the next day. Philadelphia-style ice cream is egg-free. It has a light and delicate texture and flavor. It is also quicker to make, compared to French-style ice cream. Even though you won't be cooking the ice cream base, you still want it to be as cold as possible. Fill your sink with enough cold water and ice so that it comes up to of the way up the side of your mixing bowl. The ice bath should be more ice than water. Pour both into a large bowl or saucepan, and stir them together. Make sure that you have enough room for the sugar as well. This will take about 3 to 4 minutes. Taste the mixture and make sure that it doesn't feel grainy. If you are using a glass bowl, look at the bottom and make sure that there are no grains of sugar. At this point, you can also add in other flavoring extracts or oils. Set the bowl down into the sink. Make sure that the ice comes up to of the way up the sides of the bowl. Leave the bowl in the ice bath for 30 to 45 minutes. Take the bowl out of the ice bath. Place a sheet of plastic wrap right onto the surface of the mixture. Put it in the fridge, and leave it there for 3 to 24 hours.

summary: Freeze the ice cream bowl the night before. Set up an ice bath. Stir together the heavy cream and the milk. Add the sugar and whisk it until it dissolves. Stir in the vanilla extract. Chill the mixture in the ice bath. Cover and refrigerate the mixture for 3 to 24 hours.

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The UK offers a wide range of visas, from temporary travel to more permanent relocation. The UK's government website has a useful tool that will help you figure out what visa you are eligible for and what documents you'll need to apply. Almost everyone migrating to the UK will need a visa of some kind, and many visas are dependent on where you are migrating from and your intentions for moving to the UK. Having a clear idea of why you'd like to move to the UK will help narrow down your visa options. Once you've determined which visa is right for you, apply for a visa here or enlist the help of a third party migration service like VisaFirst. You may be eligible to apply for permanent settlement in the UK if you have claimed asylum as a refugee, under humanitarian protection, are stateless, or would like to reunite with your family. Consulting the UK's section on settlement will help provide you with the necessary information to see if you can apply. If you apply for a visa to stay in the UK for longer than 6 months you'll also receive a Biometric Residence Permit stating the conditions of visa and often your National Insurance Number. Visas take time to process. Allow several months between applying for a visa and your move. You do not need to apply for a visa to live in the UK if you are a national of the European Union (EU), citizen of member states in the European Economic Area (EEA), including Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, or Switzerland, or a citizen of an Overseas Country and Territory (OCT). You have the right to abode if you are a British Subject or Commonwealth citizen. EU, EEA, and OCT citizens only need to show their passport, but applying for a certificate of entitlement will help with applying for future benefits. Keep in mind that the UK voted to leave the EU, also known as Brexit, on June 23, 2016, which could cause significant changes to the EU freedom of movement rules currently in place. The referendum agreement takes approximately two years to complete, which means the UK won't officially sever ties with the EU until 2018 at the earliest. Student visas are quite common, but they come with a few restrictions. It is assumed that your time as a student will be finite, which, at most, only gives you up to one month to live in the UK before beginning your time as a student and up to four months after you've finished. Tier 4 (General) visas allows students over the age of 16 who are enrolled in a Tier 4 sponsored institution to live in the UK for no more than four months after the completion of their study. Tier 4 (Child) visas allow for children between the ages of 4 and 17 who are enrolled in an educational institution to live in the UK with the consent of a parent or guardian. In order to apply for a work visa you'll first need to find an employer who is willing to hire you. There are many visas for new long-term employment, transfers within multinational companies, temporary employment, and unpaid volunteering. Contact your employer, or reference this list of work visas, to see what visa will suit your employment terms best. Tier 1 work visas generally apply to those who show exceptional promise or talent in their field, multimillion dollar investors, or entrepreneurs with access to at least 50,000 GBP of investment funds. Tier 2 visas are for skilled employment, celebrities, sportsman, or ministers of religion. Most Tier 2 visas require a certification of sponsorship, which holds your employment details, as well as 945 GBP in a savings account for at least 90 days. Tier 5 visas cover most temporary employment from charity work to overseas professional development. The UK offers many visas to families of UK or EU citizens, as well as parents whose children have UK visas. These visas are often more specialized and have specific criteria. Apply for a visa to join family permanently living in the UK. You can apply for this visa if you have a spouse living in the UK, need to look after family members, or be looked after by family members. Apply for a Parent of a Tier 4 child visa if your child holds a Tier 4 visa in the UK. This visa allows you to stay in the UK for up to 12 months with the possibility of extending your stay for a further 12 months.
summary: Familiarize yourself with the UK's visa options. Learn about the rights of citizens in the EU, EEA member states, and OCT. Enroll in an educational institution. Apply for a work visa. Apply for a other available visas.