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Vanilla Ice-cream /Eggless Vanilla Ice-cream


Who doesn't love ice cream?Ice cream is almost everyone favorite and especially vanilla flavor is the most.
Myself and my hubby are not exceptional,we like ice-cream any time of a day,it doesn't matter if it rains or snows and day or night.
This basic vanilla ice cream tastes as such delicious but its a real treat when it is served with a brownie,mixed along with some fruits or sandwiched between cookies.The options are endless.
This ice cream is an eggless version and no ice cream maker need only with 3 ingredients.Yes only with 3 ingredients,heavy cream,condensed milk and vanilla extract.
I make this ice cream often but never get a chance to click and post it in blog,but finally got a chance to post this ice cream for the dessert theme in Blogging Marathon#35.Off to the recipe.....................................



Basic Information

Preparation Time 15 minutes
Freezing time 6-8 hours
Serves 10 (generously)


Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Heavy Cream21/2cups
Sweetened condensed milk1 can(396gm/14 oz)
Vanilla Extract11/2tsp


Method
  • Pour the whipping cream in wide mouth bowl and beat it with a hand blender or electric blender it till reaches stiff peak consistency.
  • Now add in the condensed milk and fold in,add the vanilla extract and mix it well.
  • Make sure everything is mixed properly and transfer it to container with lid.
  • Cover the top of the mixture with a plastic wrap or cling wrap to prevent forming the ice crystals from the water droplets.
  • Freeze it for 3-4 hours.Now take it out from the freezer and mix it well with a spatula.  
  • Freeze it again for at least 6-8 hours.

Top with fruits or chocolate syrup or nuts and serve.



Enjoy...............................................
  • Here I didn't use any extra sugar and the sweetness was enough,if you want it mild you can increase the amount of cream to 3 cups.

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