How often can we hear our kids screaming for ice cream in the summers? Well..mine screams each time she sees them in supermarket...but I don't buy it as many times she would like me to.
Now a days there are N numbers of various brands and flavours available in the market and I bet they all taste like heaven... always love the ice cream in fresh hot cone from baskin robbins...the aroma always makes me to crave for it and it gets so tough to decide that which wacky flavour we want to try and how to forget the all natural ice creams...we are spoiled for choices.
I came across this recipe in David Lebovitz's "The Perfect Scoop".... liked it at first site. Simple to make and with very less ingredients this ice cream was a sure hit in my house. If you have an ice cream maker then it becomes even more easy.... but since I don't possess one and neither have any inclination to buy ,I had to go an extra step to make the ice cream smooth and creamy just like the store bought ones.
The technique of making perfect Ice Cream without the maker can be found here.
Ingredients:
Banana- 3 Big peeled
Firmly Packed Brown Sugar- 1/3 Cup
Unsalted Butter- 1 tbsp (Cut into small pieces)
Whole Milk- 1 1/2 Cup
Granulated Sugar- 3 tbsp (original recipe uses 2 tbsp)
Vanilla Extract- 1/2 tsp
Freshly squeezed lemon juice- 1 tsp ( original recipe uses 1 1/2 tsp)
Coarse Salt- 1/4 tsp
Chocolate Chips- A handful ( optional...not in the original recipe)
Procedure:
- Preheat the oven to 200 degrees C.
- Slice the bananas in 1/2 inch round pieces and toss them with brown sugar and butter in a baking dish.
- Bake for 40 minutes, stirring just once in between until the bananas are cooked and browned through.
- Scrape the bananas and the thick syrup in the dish into the blender. Add the milk, granulated sugar, vanilla, lemon juice and salt and puree until smooth.
- Pour this mixture in a plastic container and stir in the chocolate chips.
- Keep for freezing. After 45 minutes take out the mixture and with the help of hand held mixture blend the mixture for sometime. Instead of hand held blender you can also stir it vigorously with whisk or spatula as well.
- Keep the mixture back in the freezer. Again check the mixture after another 45 minutes or so...and repeat the same process. Do like this for another 2 times.
- The ice cream will be ready and will be soft and smooth.
Serve as it is or with some chocolate syrup or nutella.
Linking this to Jay's Letz Relish Ice cream Event
Radhika's Fun N Sun Event
Srivalli's Kid Delight Event hosted by PJ
This is so good.. it is nice of u to give non gadget cooking tips.. well done !
ReplyDeletewow so yummy. Lovely way to have bananas in an icecream. thanks for sending them my way yaar.
ReplyDeleteWow... that is indeed a new flavour in ice cream... loved it. Very nice presentation... :)
ReplyDeleteReva
ooohhhhhh!!! Looks so awesome and yet so simple to make. Bookmarked!!
ReplyDeleteawesome!!! i just love homemade ice-creams :) And what a coincidence, Im also making some :) And roasted banana flavour - how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing Raji ,am making it today only...... definitely going to love it.Thanks a lot sweetie!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful dessert! Love this eggless and healthy version of ice cream....
ReplyDeleteyummy way to have a banana :).....thnX for nice recipe...
ReplyDeleteI never tried ice cream at home...but after seeing this delicious one y should I give a try??? Bookmarked thanx for sharing...ice cream looks perfect like store bought so smooth n creamy...well done raji
ReplyDeleteAwesome ...looks yummmm n delicious..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sending it to my event..:)
Tasty Appetite
slurppppppp raji- this one rocks !
ReplyDeletewow!! what a delicious way to cool off...summer heat :)
ReplyDeleteIngredients easy to source and ovr ripe bananas put to good use! This should have that delicious caramlized flavour; thanks for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeleteWow.. lovely lovely... yummy yummy.. truly relishing..http://krithiskitchen.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteice cream with banana flavour delicious looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteVery creamy & delicious ice cream. Definitely have come out very smooth without using an ice cream maker.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That is one of the most tasty looking ice creams I've seen! Awesome dish!
ReplyDeleteRaji... this looks and sounds amazing!! a perfect summer treat...
ReplyDeleteWow, I would never have thought of this, it must taste really intense! I love bananas, and I don't like things made with artificial banana flavouring, your method is much better!
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Alessandra
wow you made ice cream with an ice cream maker !! looks awsm :)
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... looks really amazing dear.. very tempting and inviting clicks too.. gr8 job.. thanks for the recipe :)
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Yum, yum...I adore the taste of roasted bananas normally, but to turn it into ice cream... heavenly! Just to share with you, before I got my ice cream maker about a month ago, your manual method is exactly the same way I made my ice-cream. And the ice cream tasted no less gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLoved this flavor of ice cream..looks creamy,rich n yummy!!
ReplyDeleteWow looks awesome,rich and yummy
ReplyDeleteHi Raji,
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Prathima
http://tastyvantalu.blogspot.com
Omg, wat a fabulous looking irresistible icecream,feel like finishing that whole bowl..
ReplyDeleteWow! I love ice-creams! Actually I am addicted hehe :). I wrote down your recipe. When I will buy freezer I will have to try rosted banana ice-cream :). Looks tasty, lovely...I think I am in heaven.
ReplyDeletexx
I scream for some ice cream :))
ReplyDeleteWhat a great flavor!
US Masala
Now I am screaming for this yummy icecream ..please give me one scoop :)
ReplyDeleteWOnderful! Love the recipe and looks so so yummy! Wish I can have a scoop,badly want to eat that :)``
ReplyDeletethis has worked out to perfection! The texture is superb and I love it and plan to try this soon since I recently got me an ice cream maker
ReplyDeleteWow! What a nice banana flavored Ice cream ... looks fantastic! Getting tempted just by looking at it :)
ReplyDeleteWow you have made this without an ice-cream maker !! too good. Love the flavours in it. Lovely...
ReplyDeleteDeepa
wow, the name itself sounds exotic and mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks rich and yummmmy...
ReplyDeleteYummylicious and droolyfying ice cream :)
ReplyDeletewow..looks awesome..loved the idea of making such a flavoured icecream..nice one!!
ReplyDeleteThe ice cream looks so perfect and yum.
ReplyDeleteAwesome work, loved the flavor of choice. Same here, love baskin robins in sugar-cones on the way back to home:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking ice cream!
ReplyDeleteWow..Raji, I love your ice cream! I bet it is refreshingly good..drooling over here.
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that's different!! Simply love the idea. I have Bananas and was thinking of making Banana muffins or simple banana ice cream. But now I might change my mind. You Rock Raji!!
ReplyDeleteVowwww! this is really cool...will definitely try it one day...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing..
happy cooking!
hi raji
ReplyDeletethis realy looks amazing. normally i have tried other recipes of ice creams and it does not taste like store ones. in the sense the ice cream becomes hard an ice crystals are formed. cud u tell me y and how to avoid them
thanks
nuwera
Hi nuwera...homemade ice creams always get some ice crystals, but to avoid more crystals the technique is to take out the icecream from the freezer in between and beat the ice cream,then keep it back in the freezer, again after sometime take out the ice cream and beat it..repeat this process 3-4 times. I have explained the entire technique in the procedure above in the recipe. Hope it helps.
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