Yes, even I was skeptical.
It's a term I don't often use to describe myself, but in this case it’s true.
If you had told me a few months ago that you could make ice cream using frozen bananas and an avocado (of all things!) I would have laughed in your face!
And probably dismissed you in the process.
Now it's me who has egg (or should I say ice cream) on my face!
When I read JJ’s recipe for chocolate vegan ice cream I was intrigued. “Intrigued” is a term I often use when I see a new technique or process in cooking.
Again, I had to ask myself “how could it be that a few frozen bananas and a humble avocado can make that delicious looking ice cream?”
Yes, I may be late to the party with certain things but I'm definitely no party pooper!
Then I saw Kristina from “The Hungry Australian” whip up a batch of the same vegan ice cream but instead of chocolate she used strawberries. Her vegan ice cream recipe looked fantastic!
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“Ok..I have to make this. The signs are there”.
So instead of fluffing about with custards and eggs, I whizzed up the ingredients in my food processor, added a few frozen raspberries and let the magic happen.
And boy was it magical! My taste buds were doing a happy dance for a few days.
It scooped like ice cream. It tasted like ice cream. Except there was no cream! I love this vegan ice cream recipe!
I can honestly say that this is how I will be making all my ice cream in the near future. It’s just so easy!
Yes, there is a slight banana taste but it’s nothing over powering.
Next on the list is chocolate and cinnamon.
Thank you JJ for the inspiration!
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Vegan Raspberry Ice Cream
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Ingredients
- 3 bananas, medium-sized, peeled, chopped and frozen
- 1 avocado, ripe
- 250 g raspberries, frozen
Instructions
- Blend the bananas,avocado, the molasses of your choice and raspberries in a food processor until the mixture is well combined.
- Pour the mixture into a container, cover and freeze. ( I used a little enamel pot that came with a lid).
- At this stage you could churn the mixture in an ice cream maker and let the magic happen that way. I opted to freeze the ice cream and then scrape the edges with a fork and mix it again. I did this every half hour for two hours.
- Freeze for a minimum of six hours and let it come to room temperature (about 15 mins) before scooping it up and serving.
Nutrition
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