Simple Blackberry Ice Cream, the no agitate strategy! Make your very own rich delectable blackberry frozen yogurt without a dessert machine, and once you've aced this simple system, switch up the flavors in a million different ways.
I used to have a frozen yogurt producer. It never got utilized. The bowl occupied a lot of room in the cooler, and the small clumps scarcely appeared to merit the exertion, so I yard saled it some time in the past. I accepted I was offering my entitlement to natively constructed frozen yogurt for 2 bucks in return for the joy of rearranging one less cumbersome, seldom utilized machine around my kitchen cupboards. I thought it was a reasonable arrangement.
Yet, at that point I began seeing astounding hand crafted frozen yogurt on Pinterest. You know how it is… I begun feeling frustrated about myself. Desire, lament, begrudge, avarices. It was appalling.
Ingredients
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 3/4 cups sugar
- 1 cup milk
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 6 oz packages blackberries (that have been frozen solid)
Instructions
- Mix the heavy cream and sugar in a saucepan and heat until the sugar dissolves. Take off the heat and add the milk and vanilla.
- Cool the mixture and then pour it into a gallon sized zip lock bag. You can set the bag in a bowl to make this easier. Close the bag securely and lay it flat on a baking sheet. Put it in the freezer and freeze solid. I left mine overnight.
- Cut open the bag and break up the mixture into pieces. I used a knife to cut off chunks. Put them in a food processor and process until smooth. This will take a couple of minutes. Scrape down the machine and redistribute the chunks a few times to help your machine out.
- When the machine runs freely and the ice cream is smooth, add in the frozen berries. The machine will take a while, but it will eventually get all the berries pureed into the ice cream. Redistribute the berries a few times during the process.
- Scrape the ice cream into a loaf pan and smooth it out. Cover with foil and place back in the freezer until firm enough to scoop.
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