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Gluten Free

Elevated vanilla ice cream

30 mins
Easy
15 Servings

Jason’s son Christian was recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes and during a short stay in hospital his favourite thing on the menu became vanilla ice cream and so Jason was prompted to make his own.

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About This Recipe

When Jason’s son Christian was recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, learning how to measure carbohydrates soon became the new norm. During a short stay in hospital, Christian’s favourite thing on the menu became vanilla ice cream and so Jason was prompted to make his own rather than relying on store-bought stuff full of preservatives.  


The result is this fabulous dish that tastes like it comes from a top-class parlour while remaining low in sugar and refined carbs. Plus given the chance to make ice cream literally from scratch where you know where every ingredient comes from should not be turned down. Enjoy, this is one of our favourites.

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Ingredients

  • 100g/4oz free range egg yolks (6) 

  • 1000g/35oz organic double cream 

  • 200g/7oz unrefined golden caster sugar 

  • 50g/1.8oz Freedom Syrup 

  • 250g/9oz full fat milk 

  • 2tsp vanilla extract

Nutrition Per Serving

Calories

137

Fats

5G

Carbs

19G

Protein

4G

Method

  1. Whisk the double cream until it forms soft ribbons, return to the fridge and chill

  2. Warm the milk, vanilla and sugar until the latter dissolves (100C/210F). Set aside

  3. Whisk the egg yolks with the Freedom Syrup until light and fluffy, then slowly pour in the milk/sugar/vanilla liquid while still whisking. Keep going until it is light and fluffy with soft peaks. Cool down in the fridge

  4. Fold the two liquids together ensuring everything is evenly distributed (remember fold cold to cold)

  5. Pour in to a freezer-suitable plastic container with a lid

  6. Freeze for at least 24 hours

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