Coffee Ice Cream

Who can say no to ice creams, especially when it tastes like store bought ones! I made some coffee ice cream for some young boys in my dad's office who help around and this was a huge hit! Of course, they tend to appreciate and like whatever I send them but this ice cream was truly delicious! And that's coming from me, who does not like coffee and never drinks coffee! And if you are a coffee lover, then you must make this ice cream, I guarantee you will love it!

COFFEE ICE CREAM
Preparation time 10 mins | Setting time 8 hrs | Makes 1L
Recipe Source - Nigella Lawson

Ingredients

• Heavy whipping cream - 1 cup (I used tropolite)
• Dairy cream - 250 ml (I used amul fresh cream)
• Condensed milk - 1/2 to 1 cup tin
• Coffee powder - 1 tbsp (I used nescafe)
• Mini chocolate chips - 3/4 cup
• Vanilla extract - 1 tsp

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Method

1. In a steel bowl, beat the chilled whipping cream along with vanilla extract, for about 5-6 minutes until semi stiff peaks are formed.

2. Add the fresh cream and coffee powder beat again until the coffee powder is well incorporated.

3. Add the condensed milk and beat again.

4. Add the chocolate chips and mix well.

5. Pour into air tight box and freeze for 8 hours.

Notes

1. You can use 2 cups of dairy cream too. Then increase the condensed milk since dairy cream in not sweetened.

2. Chocolate chips are optional.

3. You can add more or less of the coffee powder depending on your preference and taste.

4. Adjust sweetness according to your preference.

Until next time,

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