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Make your own ice cream - without an ice cream machine

 

Crunchy hazelnut ice cream

Who hasn't experienced it? Outside, the sun is beating down from a cloudless sky and there's no breeze to cool down the 30 °C temperature. There's only one thing that helps in this heat, and that's a cool, delicious homemade ice cream. But not everyone has an ice cream machine at home, so we're sharing with you our lightning ice cream recipe that you can easily make at home - without an ice cream machine, of course.

We have chosen a creamy hazelnut ice cream with a crunchy chocolate coating. If you don't like this flavour, don't worry, you can easily replace the hazelnut flavour with the flavour you like best! Our flavour pastes and fruit purees are best suited for this. As the flavour pastes have a slightly more intense taste, you only need 20 to 30 g of the pastes. Why not try out the recipe and let us know which ice cream variant is your favourite!

Preparation time

15 min.

Portions

6 Glaces

Cooling time

3-4 hours

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This is the basic mixture, which you can flavour as you like. Simply replace the hazelnut filling with other ingredients.

Ingredients:

40 g egg yolk

10 g icing sugar

50 g hazelnut filling

10 g hazelnut brittle

200 g whole cream (whipped)

300 g couverture, dark

100 g cocoa butter

With aroma pastes:

40 g egg yolk

10 g icing sugar

20-30 g aroma paste

200 g whole cream (whipped)

300 g couverture, dark

100 g cocoa butter

With fruit puree:

40 g egg yolk

10 g icing sugar

60 g fruit puree

200 g whole cream (whipped)

300 g couverture, dark

100 g cocoa butter

Here's how:

  • Beat the egg yolks and icing sugar in a bowl with a mixer until foamy. In between, you can mix in the hazelnut filling together with the hazelnut brittle. If you use aromatic pastes or fruit purees, you can also stir them in now.
  • When the mixture has been whipped to a foamy consistency, fold in the whipped cream and pour the homemade ice cream into a piping bag.
  • Fill the ice cream mould evenly with the ice cream mixture.
  • After filling the ice cream mould, tap it on the table to avoid air bubbles in the ice cream.
  • Now insert the wooden sticks and put everything in the freezer. Leave the ice cream to rest overnight. If you don't have time, you can take the ice cream out after 3-4 hours, as long as it is firm.

Here's how:

  • To make the chocolate shell, melt the couverture and cocoa butter in a saucepan.
  • Pour the melted couverture into a tall container, such as a glass or a cup. This container must be large enough for the ice cream to fit in easily.
  • For more crunch in the coating, you can add a generous amount of hazelnut brittle to the chocolate.
  • Then dip the ice cream fresh from the freezer briefly in the melted chocolate and place it on a sheet of baking paper so that the couverture can set a little.
  • Now your ice cream is ready. Of course, you can keep your homemade ice cream in the freezer until you are ready to enjoy it. Have fun making it and enjoy your meal!

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