I then noticed that this months ‘Bloggers Scream For Ice Cream’ challenge, as run by Kavey from Kavey Eats, was to make
edible ice cream containers (whether that be a cone or bowl) and so I decided
my Frappuccino ice cream needed a suitable edible housing. Taking inspiration
from the chocolatey hazelnut chunks provided by the crushed up Ferrero Rocher
in the ice cream I utilised another store cupboard find (a jar of Nutella) to
make gluten free chocolate-hazlenut tuille baskets, and I have to say I was
rather pleased with the results.
FOR THE ICE CREAM
250ml strong, freshly brewed coffee
1 tablespoon caster sugar
200ml full fat milk
250ml whipping cream
1 tin condensed milk (397g)
10 Ferrero Rocher
Take 250ml of freshly brewed coffee, add the sugar and stir
until dissolved then add the milk and place to one side to cool.
In a large clean bowl whisk the cream until it becomes thick
and starts to stiffen up forming soft peaks.
Fold the coffee and condensed milk mixture into the cream
mixture before chopping up the Ferrero
Rocher into small chunks and folding
these into the mixture as well.
Once the chocolatey chunks are evenly distributed throughout
the mixture transfer to a freezer proof container and bung in the freezer
overnight.
Then scoop into a bowl and enjoy.
FOR THE CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT BOWLS
50g caster sugar
40g butter
125g Nutella
30g ground hazelnuts
1 egg
Pre-heat the oven to 220° C and line a large baking tray
with non-stick baking parchment.
Beat the sugar and butter together until smooth. Then add
the remaining ingredients and mix until a smooth batter is formed.
Take a spoonful of the mixture and dollop onto the baking
tray then using the back of a spoon or a palette knife spread the mixture out
into a thin disc shape.
Repeat with a few more spoonfuls (but leave space for the
mixture to spread out further on the baking tray).
Place in the oven for 5 minutes. Then when you remove the
tuiles you have to move fast!!! Have a couple of small bowls turned upside
down, using a spatula remove one of the tuiles at a time and place over the
bowls so that they take on the bowl shape before they cool and harden. Repeat
with the rest of the tuiles.
Then repeat the process until all of the mixture is used up.
Et voila….an edible Ferrero Rocher inspired bowl for the
Frappuccino ice cream to sit in.
I think what I love most is the total commitment to store cupboard rummaging being the basis for delicious innovation! And the shape of that basket is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI'm always surprised what I find in the back of my cupboards....but the rummaging worked out well this time!!
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