Chocolate ice cream

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Chocolate ice cream 

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream during summer season. Beat the summer heat with a nice cool treat! 

Try this yummy chocolate ice cream! 

This super delicious ice cream can be prepared easily with just 6 ingredients anytime and is a most enjoyable summer treat! 

This is most loved by kids &  can even be used in varieties of desserts, falooda, milk shakes ,sundaes  & fruit salads.

This easy ice cream is done without using any icecream maker. 

Make sure to use good quality full cream milk & best quality cocoa powder. 

Enjoy this wonderful frozen treat with your lovely family. 


RECIPE:

INGREDIENTS:

  • 1/2.ltr full cream milk
  • 1 & 1/2 tbsp corn flour
  • 8 tbsp sugar
  • 3 tbsp cocoa powder
  • 3-4 drops of chocolate essence
  • 100 ml milk cream or whipping cream

METHOD:

Add sugar, cocoa powder & corn flour to full cream milk & mix well. Start boiling on a medium flame stirring continuously. 

Boil well & cool completely. 

Transfer this to an airtight container & freeze for minimum 8 hours. 

Frozen ice cream base. 

Transfer the frozen base to a larger vessel. 

Chop the frozen ice cream base into pieces ,  add milk cream &  chocolate essence. 

Whip on a medium speed for 2-3 minutes. 

Gradually increase the speed & continue whipping for about 6-8 minutes or till it turns light & fluffy with double volume. 

Transfer this mix to an airtight container & freeze for minimum 8 hours. You can add few choco chips too.

Scoop  out with an ice cream scooper & serve immediately. 

You can serve as a slab with chopped nuts & chocolate sauce. 

Serve as a chocolate ice cream fruit salad.

Or serve scoops with chocolate sauce & roasted nuts. Its delicious.


Enjoy this frozen delight with your near & dear ones. 

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