Mint Ice Cream

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Mint Ice cream 


Weather is getting hotter & hotter day by day.  Do you feel like having some yummy ice cream??

Try this super delicious, refreshing mint icecream  with only 3 ingredients.  I am sure, you will love it. 

The lush green mint in my kitchen garden invites me to try out new dishes. Apart from using it in savoury dishes, i try out few sweet dishes too. 

This ice cream needs no artificial colouring , essence & preservatives. 

The natural green colour from mint gives refreshing look & flavour to this dish. 

For garnishing you can use any preferred toppings. I used chocolate chips & chocolate sauce. 

Here is a quick & easy recipe for this delicious mint ice cream. 

Recipe:

Ingredients:

  • 250 ml  chilled whipping cream
  • 200 ml condensed milk(as required)
  • Handful of mint leaves

For garnishing( optional):

  • Chocolate chips
  • Chocolate sauce 

Method:


Wash and clean mint leaves, pat dry, put it in the mixer jar and grind with 50 ml condensed milk . ( Dont use water for grinding)


Mint paste is ready. 

Pour chilled whipping cream in a vessel &  start whipping with  a electric beater . 

Whip for 3-5 minutes. 

Whip till stiff peaks are formed. 

Add mint paste & the remaining condensed milk. 

Beat for another 20 seconds till everything is mixed well. 

Add few chocolate chips ( optional)

Pour it in a freezer safe airtight container. 
Freeze for 8-10 hours. 

Delicious  mint ice cream is ready. 

Scoop it with ice cream scooper  or a spoon. 

Serve it in a crispy ice cream cone. 

Sprinkle few chocolate chips. 
You can pour chocolate sauce.  (Optional)



Enjoy this cool yumm ice cream with your loved ones. 




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