I bought and ice-cream maker a few weeks back
and now I’ve finally tried it out and made my own ice-cream. I was surprised
how simple it was!! My ice-cream maker is a low-budget brand but still worked
really well and the ice-cream was amazing! I’m definitely going to make my own
ice-cream from now on. The recipe below is for a Vanilla Bean Ice-Cream and
then I just added my favourite Cloudberry jam. You can use
whatever fresh or frozen berries you like or jam. Cloudberries in Sweden are
also known as “Gold of the Forest” because of their golden colour. When the sun hits the berries, they shine!
A friend of mine asked if I wanted to come by
after work for waffles, and since I’m a big fan of waffles….amongst many other
sweet things, as you may know by now, I said yes straight away! And since I
know she’s a big fan of Cloudberries too, I of course brought my homemade
delicious ice-cream with me.
Vanilla Bean
Ice-Cream with Berries
4 egg yolks
3/4 dl sugar (75ml)
1 vanilla pod
3 1/2 dl whipping cream
2 dl your favourite berries or jam (200ml)
Mix egg yolks and sugar in a bowl until sugar
dissolves and the mixture is creamy and fluffy. In a separate bowl, add
whipping cream and vanilla seeds. Whip until fluffy. Combine both mixtures
carefully and add your favourite berries or jam.
Pour the mixture in your ice-cream maker and
follow instructions according to your brand. If you don’t have an ice-cream
maker, pour the mixture in a plastic container and let it freeze for a couple
of hours. Stir occasionally to minimize the amount of ice particles.
Eat it like it is or serve it with additional
fresh berries, waffles, pies or whatever you fancy.
ENJOY!
Det var sååå gott, tack! Kram
ReplyDeleteTack själv för en mysig AW:-)
DeleteThis totally looks like something I would just love! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful dish :) I do love making ice-cream. Its so fun and rewarding
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