Saturday, June 2, 2012

19 Icecreamlove: Gluten Free Spiced Ice Cream

It's June, and time to celebrate our love for ice cream! The food-love bloghop I've co-hosted the past couple months decided to share ice cream recipes this month! Super exciting and just in time for summer!

One thing I love about ice cream is that it is super easy to make gluten free. There's occasionally some ingredients to worry about (I'm looking at you gluten-ified brands of vanilla extract...you tricky devils, you), but other than that it is the dessert that gluten-free folks dream of.

I've made various ice creams and sorbets in the past (I'm looking at you Hazelnut Ice Cream Waffle and Lemon Mint Sorbet), and am looking forward to all the creations this month. My first #icecreamlove recipe is inspired by pumpkin pie. This recipe doesn't include any pumpkin puree, but is packed with all the spices that go in it. Combined with the vanilla in the ice cream, this ice cream almost tastes like it should be in a pie....mmmmm.


Thank you to all of the other co-hosts this month, listed below:
AstigVeganBaker StreetCakeballs, cookies and moreCheap Ethnic EatzGeorgiecakesHobby and MoreMis PensamientosNo One Likes Crumbley CookiesPippi's In The Kitchen Again; Queen’s NotebookRico sin AzucarSimply ReemThat Skinny Chick Can Bake!!!The Spicy RDVegetarian MammaYou Made That?BigFatBakerBon a croquerBaking and Cooking, A Tale of Two LovesSoni’s Food for Thought


If you would like to join us for #icecreamlove, just add your ice cream recipe to the link tool below in the month of June or July! Be sure to check below the link tool for my recipe!




Gluten Free Spiced Ice Cream

Prep: 5 minutes
Chill Time: 25 minutes

1 cup milk
3/4 cup sugar
2 tsp gluten free vanilla extract
1 pint (2 cups) heavy cream
2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground cloves
1/2 tsp allspice
1 tsp ginger
1 tsp nutmeg

Steps


1. Whisk the sugar into the milk in a medium bowl until the sugar has dissolved.

2. Whisk in the vanilla, cream, and spices until well combined.

3. Pour the mix into your prepared ice cream maker, and freeze for about 25 minutes.

4. You can eat the ice cream now if you're impatient like me, but if you'd like a well set ice cream that doesn't melt as quickly, transfer the ice cream to an air-tight container (can't stress the air-tight part enough) to set for 2 hours before serving.

Enjoy!

19 comments:

  1. Great combination of flavours! mine has ginger, clove and cinnamon, as well ;-D

    It looks sooooooo creamy!

    Happy #icecreamlove, T.R!

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  2. What an easy way to make such a delish treat!!! Now I know what else to do with the spices I have. Thanks for sharing the ice cream love, TR!

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    1. Thanks! It's great when topped with fresh fruit as well!

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  3. oooh.. love all that spice combination in there!

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  4. YUm YUM YUM, that pretty much sums it up! YUM! :) Glad to co host with you :)
    Cindy

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  5. That is a very interesting group of spices for ice cream. I will have to try it sometime.

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  6. That sounds really good!

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  7. Sounds heavenly to me, I love cinnamon ice-cream with bananas and in fact I made a cinnamon banana ice-cream last year and posted it on my blog. Spices and ice-cream go together so well. Great job on your ice-cream :)

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    1. Awesome! I'll have to check out your ice cream!

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  8. I grew up eating these spices in a variety of foods. I adore allspice and cinnamon, lately I have been adding those to meatballs, soup, cake and now ice cream. Great recipe!

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    1. Sounds tasty in soup...I'll have to try it!

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  9. This ice cream must be full of flavors! And it looks creamy and smooth, what a really nice ice cream you brought here!

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    1. Thanks! It went over well with a few of my friends I shared it with this past weekend.

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  10. I love all of the spices in your ice cream, especially the cinnamon. You could add some cooked apples or pumpkin to make apple or pumpkin pie ice cream. Sending lots of #icecreamlove your way.

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    1. Also, one of my friends tried it with banana and fell in love with it. I'd recommend that as a great fruit to eat it with as well.

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  11. Your choice of spices is just perfect here, T.R! Cinnamon ice cream makes me go weak in the knees! :)

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    1. Thanks! I absolutely fell in love with it, especially when combined with the clove and the nutmeg.

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