Jul 17, 2016 in desserts and sweets, epicurious, fruit, ice cream, sunday supper, brown sugar, graham cracker, heavy cream, ice cream, no-churn. Read the original on: The Redhead Baker
This peach pie ice cream is flavored with roasted peaches and has a swirl of graham cracker crumb crust, and no ice cream maker is required to make it!
Todayâs #SundaySupper event, hosted by Sue of A Palatable Pastime, is all about peaches. Peaches are one of my favorite summer fruits, so I was having a hard time deciding what recipe to share. I think I changed my mind at least four times.
Peaches are so versatile. Theyâre fantastic in savory dishes and condiments, and in sweet dishes, too. I was thinking about a classic peach cobbler, but itâs been SO hot and humid here in Philly, I didnât want a warm dish.
I was browsing Pinterest for inspiration, and came across peach pie ice cream: roasted peaches and sweetened graham cracker crust swirled through vanilla ice cream. It sounded so refreshing, but, I wanted peach-flavored ice cream, not peaches IN ice cream.
I also didnât want to go through the three-day-process it takes me to make ice cream. My ice cream maker bowl needs to chill for 48 hours (most are ready to go after 24 hours), then make the base, chill it, churn it, and freeze it overnight. I didnât have time for all of that.
I decided to give no-churn ice cream a try for the first time. There are different methods to no-churn ice cream, some use condensed sweetened milk, some use eggs. This one uses sweetened condensed milk, and then whipped cream is folded in to lighten the custard.
There are several steps to preparing this ice cream, but I assure you, itâs all worth it. Keep a close eye on your peaches, if you roast them until they dry out, they will not be easy to puree. You want them to have bubbly juices around the edges, just like a pie would have.
As you prepare your loaf pan for the custard, youâll probably think thereâs no WAY all that ice cream will fit! It will, just pack it down. Then, hard as it will be, do not touch it for 8 hours AT LEAST. The longer, the better. The sheet of plastic wrap over the top will help prevent crystals from forming.
Once it hardens, scoop away! Serve in cups, ice cream cones, waffle bowls, whatever you like!
One note â if youâre craving this recipe outside of fresh peach season, you can also use frozen peach slices NOT packed in syrup. Thaw them, then continue with the recipe.
Adapted from How Sweet Eats
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