I remember seeing a recipe for fried
ice cream balls in a book years ago, but nothing like this recipe.
I also didn't bake anything I just
rolled ice cream balls in it and put it in the fridge till I was ready to serve.
Using a small cookie scoop with spring action release,
scoop ice cream balls onto the chilled, lined baking sheet.
Coat the
fried ice cream balls in the cinnamon sugar mixture and serve immediately alone or with chocolate sauce.
Cut the crusts off the sliced bread and using about 2 slices
per ice cream ball, form the bread around the ice cream using your hands to pack it like a snow ball.
Spread the mixture in a shallow dish and dip the
chilled ice cream balls in the crumb mixture; re freeze for 45 minutes
The Yay Labs Soft
Shell Ice Cream Ball is built for fun and makes just the right amount of delicious homemade ice cream.
Scoop a
few ice cream balls on top and decorate with berries, shaved chocolate, and almond flakes.
Drop the
covered ice cream balls, one at a time, into the hot oil and fry, turning occasionally so they color evenly, until golden brown on all sides.
We have Wheeler's Vegan Scoop book, and I've been slowly making every recipe in there... with only
a ice cream ball.
Pour into your ice cream maker,
ice cream ball, or use any preferred ice cream making method.
They only take a couple minutes to thaw out enough to eat without freezing your teeth and I actually really love the chilled texture - almost like
an ice cream ball!
(You will need 2 slices for
each ice cream ball.)
Take the flattened bread and mold around
the ice cream balls.
Cover ice cream with another sheet of parchment paper then gently push
the ice cream balls down to fit the width of the cookies.
Freeze
the ice cream balls, rock hard, toothpick in.