Coconut and passion fruit ice cream

Coconut and passion fruit ice cream

Total: 2 hr 30 min. | Active: 30 min.
vegan, lactose-free, gluten-free
Nutritional value / person: 494 kcal
, Fat: 39 g
, Carbohydrate: 28 g
, Protein: 5 g
Passion fruit goes amazingly well with the coconut ice cream and imparts a slight acidity as well as a freshness to the dessert that is simply irresistible! The ice cream also contains coconut flakes, but to bring out the coconut flavour even more, I have toasted the coconut flakes first in a pan and kept a few for the topping. A dream combination!

Ingredients

2 person

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Ice cream

5 tbsp coconut flakes
250 ml coconut milk
3 tbsp coconut palm sugar (coconut blossom nectar)
1 pinch Himalayan salt

Toppings

2 passion fruit, halved, pulp scooped out
a little coconut palm sugar (coconut blossom nectar)
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How it's done

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Ice cream

Toast the coconut flakes in a large frying pan over a medium heat until golden brown. Remove from the pan and leave to cool. Thoroughly mix the coconut milk with the coconut blossom nectar and salt. Stir in 3/4 of the coconut flakes. Pour the mixture into a cake tin lined with cling film and freeze for at least 2 hrs.

Toppings

Remove the ice cream from the freezer, allow to soften slightly, scoop out balls with an ice cream scoop and decorate with the passion fruit flesh, remaining coconut flakes and a little coconut blossom nectar.

Good to know
Tip: If liked, you can mix 2-3 passion fruits with the coconut milk before freezing, for a more intense passion fruit hit.
Tip: Buy passion fruits with a wrinkled skin, as they are the ripest and sweetest.
Tip: Instead of coconut blossom nectar, runny honey or maple syrup can be used, but coconut blossom nectar gives a much more pronounced coconut flavour.

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