Vegan Mixed-Berry Cheesecake Ice Cream |
Vegan Mixed-Berry Cheesecake Ice Cream
Ingredients
Cheesecake Ice Cream Base
-1 (15 ounces) can cream of coconut
-2 (13.5 ounces) can of full fat coconut milk
-1 8oz tub Tofutti vegan cream cheese
-1/2 teaspoon vanilla
-1/4 teaspoon xantham gum powder
-1 teaspoon agar agar powder
-2 Tablespoons arrowroot powder
-2 teaspoon The Vegg & 1/2 cup water (Optional)
Mix Ins
-1 cup Strawberry Preserves
-1/2 cup blackberries, crushed
-1/2 cup blueberries, lightly crushed
-3/4 to 1 cup vegan cream cheese frosting (Homemade: Recipe on Blog or store bought)
Toppings (Optional)
-Vegan Whipped Cream (homemade or store bought)
-Vegan graham crackers, crushed or pieces
-Cherries, maraschino or fresh (pitted)
-Vegan Sprinkles
Directions
Before making the vegan ice cream, set your ice cream maker bowl in the freezer to freeze over night for at least 6 to 8 hours. Once the bowl is completely frozen, it is ready for you to add the ice cream liquid base.
In a saucepan on medium-high heat, mix the coconut milk, vanilla extract, The Vegg (prepared beforehand), and cream of coconut.
Vegan Ice Cream Base |
Vegan Cream Cheese Ice Cream Base |
Ready to Chill Base |
Straining Materials |
Strained & Ready to Pour Base |
Adding Base to Ice Cream Machine |
Adding Base to Ice Cream Machine |
Let the base churn for 20 to 30 minutes until the base has set into an soft serve consistence. Turn off the machine and combine mix ins by hand or leave running and combine.
Mix Ins
For my berries, I crushed or smashed up my blackberries until smashed and add in my blueberries and did the same but not as mashed but broken a bit. Once you have the berries mashed and juicy, add you chunked strawberries and mix (no mashing strawberries). You want a rustic and chunky feeling to the mix ins. They are ready to use at this point, but you can leave them to sit and get even yummier for later use.
1st Base Pic |
2nd Base Pic |
3rd Base Pic |
For my berries, I crushed or smashed up my blackberries until smashed and add in my blueberries and did the same but not as mashed but broken a bit. Once you have the berries mashed and juicy, add you chunked strawberries and mix (no mashing strawberries). You want a rustic and chunky feeling to the mix ins. They are ready to use at this point, but you can leave them to sit and get even yummier for later use.
Once your ice cream base has become an ice cream consistency, get your mix ins together. You can add them into the ice cream maker container or remove the ice cream in layers to a glass dish for freezing.
Once the ice cream is ready, add the berries into first layer of Ice Cream by hand in a waiting dish or while it is running in the machine.
Finished & Ready to use Ice Cream |
Ice Cream Station for Mix Ins |
1st Layer on Ice Cream |
Follow the berries with a little more ice cream and then vegan cream cheese frosting (swirl around). Continue to layer or mix until your ingredients are all combined and mixed.
2nd Layer on Ice Cream |
Once it is mixed in, place in your freezer with plastic wrap pressed firmly over the top of the ice cream. Let the ice cream freeze for several hours or over night to harden.
When your ice cream has hardened, it is ready to serve. Serve with traditional sundae toppings or on a cone. You can add vegan graham crackers on top and/or vegan sprinkles as well, the skies the limit. Enjoy!
*Note*
Ready to Eat Ice Cream |
Ice Cream with Topping |
This recipe requires unique ingredients to get it to set and stabilize Some of these ingredients can simply be found in the natural foods aisle or organic store (Arrowroot & Xantham Gum can be found there). Agar Agar may be found at these markets or it can be found in many oriental markets. If you cannot locate the powders, you can find them online at many sites. They are reasonably priced, you get a lot, and use a little at a time. So it will last you a while.
-Amy
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