Chocolate ice cream recipes

Our top 3 of 9 Chocolate ice cream recipes

Dark Chocolate Ice Cream Recipe at MyDish

5
based on 1 reviews

Dark Chocolate Ice Cream

by Love baking

by Love baking
Views 161, Added Wed Sep 12 2012

RATE THIS


    Tips

    To make it slightly less rich, increase the milk to 400 ml. To make it less sweet, reduce the sugar to 75 g. For a delicious milk chocolate version use a good quality milk chocolate (I used Lindt Extra Creamy) and either 300ml or 400ml milk. If the texture seems a little icy, repeat the blitzing process but I don't usually find it necessary with this recipe.

    1 Comments

    • by Love baking

      Love baking  Mon May 20 2013   • Reply

      Made a delicious chocolate orange version using Lindt Excellence Intense Orange, with sugar reduced to 75g.

    Add comment

    Ingredients

    • 300 ml Milk (any kind)
    • 100 g Caster sugar (normal or golden)
    • 35 g Cocoa powder
    • 100 g Good quality dark chocolate
    • ½ tsp Vanilla extract

    Method

    1. Put 200 ml milk in a large saucepan, add the sugar and sift in the cocoa powder. Put the pan over a medium heat, whisking frequently. As it starts to boil (bubbles start appearing around the edges), whisk constantly for 1 minute, then turn off the heat.
    2. Add the vanilla extract, break up the chocolate into pieces, add to the pan and whisk until it’s melted, then add the remaining 100 ml milk and whisk again. Blitz with a stick blender for 30 seconds.
    3. Pour into a freezer proof container (e.g. a plastic box with a lid) and leave to cool completely, then put the lid on and put it in the freezer. Freeze for about 4 hours, then scoop into a food processor and blitz for a couple of minutes, until smooth and creamy. Pour back into the box and return to the freezer.
    4. It is quite easy to scoop straight from the freezer but if you like you can take it out 5 minutes before serving, to soften even more.

    Love baking has contributed to these popular cooking recipes:

    Diabetic Chocolate Ice Cream: Sugar Free Recipe at MyDish

    4
    based on 1 reviews

    Diabetic Chocolate Ice Cream: Sugar Free

    by Freebie

    by Freebie
    Views 1555, Added Wed Jul 13 2011

    RATE THIS


      Tips

      As this is really a parfait you need to leave the ice cream out of the freezer for a good half hour to soften up. Or put in the micro wave for a few seconds. I have only ever made this with imitation cream but cant see why it wouldnt work with real cream

      1 Comments

      • by Freebie

        Freebie  Fri Jan 20 2012   • Reply

        just bought myself an icecream maker (Kenwood £22 - brilliant) and the icecream is even better if done in the machine.

      Add comment

      Ingredients

      • 4 eggs
      • 4oz sugar free chocolate
      • 1 tub snowcrest sugar free cream

      Method

      1. 1. Melt the chocolate in a bowl over a saucepan of boiling water. Leave to cool.

      2. 2. Separate the eggs.

      3. 3. Whisk the whites until stiff.

      4. 4. Whisk the cream until stiff.

      5. 5. Fold the yolks into the cooled melted chocolate.

      6. 6. Fold the cream into the chocolate mixture and then slowly fold the whites into the chocolate mixture.

      7. 7. Put in container and freeze.

      Freebie has contributed to these popular cooking recipes:

      Chocolate Chip Ice-cream Recipe at MyDish

      2
      based on 3 reviews

      Chocolate Chip Ice-cream

      by yash

      by yash
      Views 1018, Added Fri Oct 31 2008

      RATE THIS


        1 Comments

        • by sugarkate

          sugarkate  Fri Jul 24 2009   • Reply

          Mmmmm....looks tasty. Homemade ice-cream! I'll definitley try it out soon.

        Add comment

        Ingredients

        • 2 teacups milk
        • 200g fresh cream
        • 1 teaspoon cornflour
        • 4 tablespoons sugar
        • ½ tablespoon vanilla essence
        • 2 tablespoons chocolate chips

        Method

        1. 1) Heat the milk with half the sugar and the cornflower. Boil until the mixture becomes thick. Cool.
        2. 2) Beat the cream with the remaining sugar and add to the milk with the vanilla essence.
        3. 3) Check the sweetness and adjust to your liking using sugar or lemon juice.
        4. 4) Pour the mixture into two icecube trays and put to set in the freezer.
        5. 5)After about 45 minutes, add the chocolate chips and mix well. Put to set again in the freezer for at least 15 minutes.