This No Churn Vanilla & Berry Compote Ice Cream is a creamy, fruity dessert that doesn’t require an ice cream machine. With swirls of delicious and tangy homemade berry compote and creamy vanilla base, it’s a quick, fuss-free way to make homemade ice cream. Perfect for summer afternoons, desserts after dinner, or to prepare ahead for entertaining, this recipe is simple, delicious, and works beautifully for both adults and kids.
No Churn Vanilla & Berry Compote Ice Cream - No Ice Cream Machine Needed
Vanilla Berry Swirl Ice Cream
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Category
Ashley’s Place
Cuisine
Mediterranean
Author:
Ashley's Place
Servings
4-6 Servings (approx. 680g of Icecream)
Prep Time
15 minutes
This No Churn Vanilla & Berry Compote Ice Cream is a creamy, fruity dessert that doesn’t require an ice cream machine. With swirls of delicious and tangy homemade berry compote and creamy vanilla base, it’s a quick, fuss-free way to make homem...
Ingredients
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3 Large egg yolks
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125g of Caster Sugar (Super fine white Sugar)
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1 Tbsp of Icing Sugar (powdered or confectioners sugar)
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500g of Thickened Cream (Heavy Cream or Whipping Cream) Keep in the fridge until using *Note 1
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1/2 Tsp Vanilla Essence
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2-4 Tbsp of Berry Compote (Recipe here)
Directions
Make your Berry Compote the day before so it is completely cooled and ready to add. The full recipe for that is here
Separate your egg whites from your egg yolks. *Note 2
Add your egg yolks and caster sugar into a bowl, don’t let them sit there too long just pop them in and mix as the sugar can change/cook the egg yolks if let to sit too long. Mix the egg yolks and sugar together with a whisk attachment or hand held beaters until they are light in colour and nice and fluffy. Approx. 8 minutes* Note 3
Whip your cream, vanilla and icing sugar until it becomes firm peaks
Once both are done fold your yolk mixture into your cream, we don’t want to mix this roughly we need to fold as we don’t want to deflate our cream. I do this in 2 parts to make it easier I add half of the yolks, fold them in and then add the other half in. You want to fold it through until there is no yellow streaks left
Once it is mixes add in your berry compote, add about 2 tbsp (feel free to add more if you like) lightly mix around. I wanted to still have swirls of it throughout but you can fully mix if you like
Once it is mixed get your container, add a ¼ of the ice-cream, then add some more compote, swirl very lightly with a knife. Then add more ice-cream and repeat until it is all done. Adding a last swirl of the berry compote on top. Cover and pop in the freezer to fully set. I use these ice-cream containers linked here I got from Amazon. I really like them. If using a container from home use one that is the right size and not too much air insight otherwise it can go icy. Leave in the freezer to set overnight or 24 hours.
One it is set after 24 hours you can serve and enjoy with your favourite toppings. You can use a spoon dunked in hot water to help get it out this ice-cream will set firmer but is delicious and creamy. Keep it in the freezer it can last up to 3-6 months. For best texture eat within a couple of weeks but you can definitely keep it longer
Recipe Note
FAQ's & Notes
- I am in Australia and we have a few different names for ingredients so if you are in the US you may know Caster Sugar as Super Fine Sugar or Fine Sugar we want to use a fine white sugar which we call Caster in Australia so that is dissolves properly. You may call Icing Sugar powdered sugar and Thickened Cream may be known as heavy cream or heavy whipping cream. You want to also make sure you keep the cream in the fridge until you whip it. Cream is one of those ingredients we don't want to come to room temp.
- Don't throw out your whites us them to make meringues or a egg white omelet, which you can make the next day simply pop them covered or in a airtight container in the fridge.
Q. How long can I freeze it for?
A. If stored correctly it can last up to 3 months in the freezer but keep this in the correct size container so it stays nice. And it has the best texture eaten within the first couple of weeks.
Q. Can I use a store bought compote?:
A. Yes you can do if you like, but just be aware the berry compote we make isn't super sweet it's more tangy so mixed with the ice cream it's a wonderful balance. So if you add a store bought version just add a but and taste so it's not too overly sweet.
Q. When to make this for an event:
A. Because you can freeze this one I would make it at least 2 days prior to your event. That way it is done and in the freezer chilling out ready to be eaten. Just make sure it is in an airtight container so it doesn’t crystalise. If you aren’t baking or cooking much you can simply make it the day before if you like but you can even make it a week in advance if needed again it just needs the right container