Creamy, sweet, completely melt-in-your-mouth. Ice Cream is a year-round favourite that everyone enjoys. I absolutely love icecream and make it whenever I can. However sadly, I do not have an expensive icecream churn so I had to improvise.
My inspiration came from my mother-in-law’s recipe for Christmas Pudding. She makes a gorgeous icecream pudding full of brandy, fruit, nuts and spices and one day I thought I could use the base to suit my own tastes.
The other recipe is actually Donna Hay’s quick caramel icecream recipe. Simple and delicious, I couldn’t resist!
Caramel Ice Cream (Donna Hay’s)
Stir until well combined.
Freeze for 8 hours or overnight.
Makes 2.5 Litres.
Base Ice Cream
Whip egg whites incorporating half the sugar until soft peaks form.
Whip cream with remaining sugar, liqueur and/or flavourings.
Fold egg whites into the cream until combined.
Pour into a container, cover the top with baking paper and seal the lid for freezing.
Freeze for 8 hours or overnight.
Makes 2 Litres.
Important Hints
Flavouring Ideas
Delicious! Thanks for the Caramel ice cream we had the priviledge of enjoying immensely!
That base ice cream is so versatile isn’t it. Can add mixed fruits and nuts and brandy for Christmas pudding too. So delicious!
I attempted your suggested milo variation and it was divine!!!! The family polished it off in less than a weekend – a great result! My second attempt was using the base recipe and adding a punnet of squashed strawberries which made a great strawberry & cream ice-cream.
Thank you for the feedback Mary and Renee!
I am going to give the stawberries and cream recipe a go very soon, sounds delicious.
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Your flavouring ideas was very delicious, tried it already, thanks for sharing!
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