At first, I tried using a Nutribullet, but the blade was not powerful enough to mush the bananas
into ice cream consistency.
Not exact matches
Plus I have a sneaky - smart blender trick I stole from nice
cream to turn banana - free
ice creams into silky soft - serve
consistency too.
Once the coconut milk mixture has chilled, pour
into prepared
ice cream machine and churn 10 - 15 minutes until beginning to thicken, then slowly drop in the cookie dough bites, allowing the mixture to churn another 5 - 10 minutes until the
consistency of soft serve.
Pour the chilled mixture
into an
ice cream maker and freeze according to manufacturer's directions until it reaches «soft - serve»
consistency.
If you find the
consistency of your
ice cream is too runny you can freeze it for 30 — 45 mins to firm it up before your layer it
into the jar.
I actually tried banana
ice cream this past summer but couldn't get the
consistency right with my
ice cream maker so turned it
into a smoothie.
This recipe works best in a high - speed blender, like the Vitamix, because you'll need to be able to pulverize the pineapple
into an
ice -
cream - like
consistency.
Place it (or cacao nibs) and the chunks of
ice cream into your food processor and blend until your desired
ice cream consistency is achieved.
Simply place all the ingredients
into a blender and blend until you have a creamy and thick
ice cream kind of
consistency.
If you have made the full recipe, pour half of the watermelon mixture
into your
ice cream tub and process for approximately 30 minutes until it reaches a slushy
consistency.
Blend all
ice cream ingredients
into a completely smooth
consistency in a power blender (note: fresh bananas will blend easier but the
ice cream will take a bit longer to set, which is why I used frozen).
Turn on the
ice cream maker and allow to churn for approximately 30 to 45 minutes, or until
ice cream has turned
into desired
consistency.
When the mixture reaches the
consistency of soft - serve
ice cream, scoop
into serving dishes and sprinkle, if you like, with coconut, nuts, or a bit more cacao powder.
For the
ice cream, place ingredients
into a blender and blend until a thick, smooth
ice cream consistency is achieved.
Pour the mixture
into the
ice cream canister and churn following the manufacturer's instructions until the mixture resembles the
consistency of thick whipped
cream.
When the mixture reaches the
consistency of soft - serve
ice cream, scoop
into serving dishes and sprinkle, if you like, with coconut, nuts, or a bit more cacao powder.
Pour the mixture
into the bowl of your
ice cream maker and churn until desired
consistency is reached.