Easy Paleo Ice Cream Recipe (Dairy-Free)

Paleo Ice Cream dairy gluten free

Does Paleo (Soft) Ice Cream Really exist?

Guaranteed it does, and it is yummy.

The main concern when creating paleo soft ice cream is maybe the undeniable fact that no milk products and sugars are permitted. What? Soft Ice Cream, without any cream?

Exact!

The consistency of soft ice cream is realized through a mixture of almonds and coconut. Sweet taste comes from honey and vanilla flavor. The best aspect of making paleo coconut soft ice cream would be that it does not require much work or ingredients.

Look for the paleo soft ice cream recipe listed below and make your own ice cream!

This recipe is enough for 33 oz (1 liter) of paleo soft ice cream:

Paleo Ice Cream (Dairy Free)
    Servings8
    Prep Time15 minutes
    Cook Time30 minutes
    Ingredients
    • 6 Egg yolks
    • 2 Cups of shredded coconut.Ensure it is unsweetened!
    • 1 Vanilla bean.
    • 1/4cup honey
    • water
    Instructions
    1. Soak the almonds till they are soft. This may take all night long so prepare upfront. Make certain they are rinsed thoroughly prior to the soaking. Mix the soaked almonds in the blender with drinking water. Go for a good smooth mix. Tip: Use a super-fine strainer to get rid of the almond pulp from your combined mix.
    2. Boil your pot and put about 2 cups in the coconut.
    3. Mix a combination for approximately five minutes on high speed. Everything has to be extremely smooth. Again, strain the coconut pulp to get rid of any solid pieces.
    4. Have a cooking pot set on the stove warmed to a medium temperature, add all almond and coconut mix and blend.
    5. Open up the vanilla bean and add it to the pot. Separate the egg yolks and put these in the mix.
    6. Stir the mix regularly and regulate the temperature to ensure that its just under simmering.
    7. This is really important! Ensure the mix never simmers. It will curdle several of the ingredients. Keep mixing up till the desired consistency is reached. A great way to judge is to see if the custard sticks to the backside of a wood made spoon, and if it has a consistency such as that of cream.
    8. Take away the mix from the stove and allow it to cool off. It must be able to cool to room temp. Remove the vanilla bean and get rid of the seed from your pod, put the seed back in the mix. Put the honey in and mix it in entirely.
    9. Place the mix in the refrigerator, and when it's cooled off enough, you may deep freeze it.
    10. Ready! You have just made your Paleo Dessert.

    Definitely not that complicated.

    Paleo Ice Cream Dairy and Gluten Free

     

     

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