Coconut-Banana Ice Cream
Ingredients:
1 cup Silk Pure Coconut Milk (Original)
1 can Coconut Cream
1 can Coconut Milk
¼ cup Palm, or Coconut Sugar
3 ripe bananas (not too ripe)
Instructions:
Begin by adding two of the bananas to the blender; add sugar, and Silk coconut milk. Blend well until banana is completely smooth. In a large bowl, add mixture to coconut cream, and the can of coconut milk. Cover with Saran Wrap and chill overnight.
The next day:
Slice your remaining banana into thin slices and put into the freezer for about 15-20 minutes. Begin processing your ice cream. I did mine in two batches, and it made a little over two quarts. Process ice cream according to your ice cream maker instructions, and during the last 5 minutes, add in a few of the chilled bananas. Remove and chill ice cream for at least 2 hours before serving.
Both of my kids have lactose issues and we have starting using a lot of coconut milks... this would be a treat they would love!!
ReplyDeleteA taste of the tropics is always something that I never turn down. I have even been know to pour coconut milk into a bowl and freeze it to eat! I will need to try this ice cream soon. Yum!
ReplyDeleteThis would make my husband's day! Yum
ReplyDeleteOh this is so awesome! I love coconut ice cream and the bananas added in would be so perfect!
ReplyDelete-Elyse @The Cultural Dish
Yum! But how is Silk Pure Coconut Milk different to coconut milk in a can?
ReplyDelete@Jennifer-I think the only difference is that the Silk coconut is lower in fat, and doesn't have the high coconut cream content that coconut milk would. I only used it because I had it on hand, so you could most likely just use the coconut milk.
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