Get Ready To Celebrate National Ice Cream Day?

Fulfill Your Ice Dream with These Homemade Ice Cream Recipes

With the upcoming National Ice Cream Day on July 18th, we have listed down some easy homemade ice cream recipes for all our readers with a sweet tooth. Making homemade ice cream is a luxury treat since the possibilities for z personalizing tastes and experimenting with new component combinations are infinite. Try producing ice cream in a blender for a simple way to make your ice cream. It just takes a few minutes to prepare the mixture and an hour to freeze it, so you can have any flavor of ice cream in under an hour. While homemade ice cream can be chilly at times, there are a few ingredients and methods that can help prevent this, resulting in a smoother, creamier frozen delicacy at home.

 

Simple Steps to Make Ice Cream in a Blender: 

• Milk, ice cubes, sugar, and vanilla essence are all you need to make basic ice cream. For a fuller texture, some recipes call for heavy cream.
• Blend all of your ingredients in a blender (like the Acekool Blender BC1), exactly like you would for a smoothie or milkshake. 
• Place the mixture in a freezer-safe container and freeze for about an hour. If you like a soft-serve texture, you won't have to wait nearly as long to enjoy your ice cream.
• Clean-up will be simple, which is nearly as thrilling as the ice cream itself. Simply store the materials, clean the blender, and run the dishwasher. 
• If you have any leftovers, keep them frozen for later use.

 

5 Popular Ice Cream Recipes (Made Using a Blender)

Orange Ice Cream 

This is the recipe to use if you don't have an ice cream machine and want to create lemon or orange ice cream. 

• Fill the blender container with the cream and milk, as well as the sugar. 
• After that, add the orange juice and zest and blend for about 30 seconds, or until everything is thoroughly combined. Avoid processing for too long, or the end product will turn to orange butter.
• Place the mixture in a metal pan and freeze for approximately an hour. 
• Remove the frozen mixture from the freezer and whisk it with a spoon. 
• Repeat this process two more times (twice in two hours.) The mixture will start to resemble ice cream in texture. 
• When it's done, serve it in glasses, cups, or cones. If preferred, garnish with a sprig of mint, an orange leaf, a wafer, or some berries.

 

Berry Ice Cream

Two-ingredient ice cream is just frozen berries and heavy cream mixture into a soft-serve consistency. This delectable delicacy tastes just like ice cream, but without the additional sugar, eggs, or the need for an ice cream machine.

• Heavy whipping cream and one bag (10 ounces) of frozen berries (or any other frozen fruit) are required. Fresh fruit may also be used, but it must be chopped into 1 to 2-inch pieces and frozen before creating the ice cream.
• Fill the blender halfway with frozen fruit. Sprinkle the sugar on top of the berries in the blender if using.
• The only process/pulse the fruit until it is roughly chopped.
• Pour in the heavy cream and process just long enough to combine everything. As required, scrape down the sides with a spatula.
• That's all there is to it! Remove it with a spoon and consume it. OR put it in the freezer for later.

 

Birthday Cake Ice Cream 

Birthday Cake Ice Cream combines all of your favorite party foods into one wonderful, creamy scoop! 

• In a blender, combine the milk and sugar and process for about 2 minutes, or until the sugar is completely dissolved. 
• An electric mixer or a whisk can also be used. Whisk together the heavy cream and pure vanilla extract in a separate dish. 
• Blend for another minute after adding the heavy cream mixture to the milk/sugar combination. 
• Make sure there are no lumps in the cake mix before adding it to the blender. A blender like the Acekool BC1 has a 6 blade assembly that will help remove lumps and blend ingredients smoothly. 
• Cover with a lid and freeze overnight. 

 

Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream

Get some fresh mint from the supermarket, some dark chocolate chips, and a can of coconut milk. The gentle sweetness of this recipe allows the fresh mint taste to come through. 

• Make the coconut milk a day ahead of time and chill it. Place your ice cream chilling container in the freezer so that it is ready to receive the ingredients when you pour it in.
• Only the opaque white coconut cream should be spooned into the blender after opening the can. Add the liquid sweetener, guar gum (optional), and fresh mint to the mix as well.
• Close the top and mix on low to high speed until the mint is finely chopped and the coconut cream is a light green hue.
• Combine the bananas, vanilla, and salt in a mixing bowl. Blend until the liquid is creamy and the frozen bananas have thickened it. 
• Finally, pulse the chocolate chips in the blender 2-3 times or more, depending on whether you want them whole or diced.
• Pour the mixture into an ice cream container that has been cooled. Place the container in the freezer. 
• Check on the ice cream every 20 minutes until it's cool enough to scoop or serve as frozen soft serve.

 

Coconut Ice Cream

A creamy homemade coconut ice cream that is fresh and delicious. 

• On a deep baking dish, place a layer of parchment paper. Pour the coconut milk over the parchment paper and freeze it for several hours, or until it is firm.
• Remove the coconut milk from the parchment paper once it has frozen and broken it into bits. 
• In a blender, combine the coconut and other ingredients. 
• Blend until completely smooth, scraping down the sides as needed. 
• Process until the ice cream texture you want is attained. 
• Serve right away or store in the freezer. Serves 4 people.

 

We hope you loved our homemade ice cream recipes and will try them out to celebrate National Ice Cream day in an extra special way.