![]() Adding fresh strawberries makes a wonderful strawberry ice cream, but another fresh fruit, mini chocolate chips, or cookie or brownie crumbles would be great too. Not feeling plain old vanilla? To make a different ice cream flavor, fold 2 to 2 1/2 cups of finely diced mix-ins into the ice cream immediately after churning. Keep it classic. You can never go wrong with salted caramel sauce, hot fudge, and/or whipped cream.Choose chocolate. Chocolate chips are always a great option, but crumbled chocolate chip cookies or brownie chunks make for a next-level sundae.Go nuts. Drizzle on peanut butter or almond butter, or sprinkle on toasted almonds or peanuts.Diced bananas, blueberries, and cherries would all be good choices. Try something fruity, like strawberry compote, blueberry compote, or your favorite fresh fruit.This vanilla ice cream is wonderful plain, but toppings certainly don’t hurt! Here are a few topping ideas to get you started: This Cuisinart Ice Cream maker is also great. We have the KitchenAid stand mixer ice cream maker attachment (we’re obsessed!), and we typically churn the ice cream base for 20 to 30 minutes. When you’re ready to make ice cream, churn the ice cream mixture in your ice cream maker according the manufacturer’s instructions. Then, chill the ice cream base. Transfer it to a heatproof bowl, cover, and chill for 2 hours or overnight. Warm for 5 minutes, whisking often, until the sugar is fully dissolved and the mixture is warmed through. If you do it less than 2 hours ahead, the ice cream won’t thicken as nicely when you churn it.Ĭombine the cream, milk, sugar, vanilla, and salt in a medium saucepan over medium-low heat. ![]() Next, make the ice cream base. I recommend doing this step anywhere from 2 to 24 hours in advance. So, you have your ingredients! Here’s my simple method for how to make ice cream:įirst thing’s first! At least 12 hours before you want to make homemade ice cream, freeze the bowl of your ice cream maker. It needs to be fully chilled in order for the ice cream to firm up. And for my money, it’s just as delicious as one with a custard base! I don’t use them here because leaving them out makes this recipe ultra-simple to prepare. Q: What about eggs? Some homemade ice cream recipes call for eggs or egg yolks to make the ice cream richer or thicker.
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