I’ve been searching for perfect flavour pairings: mint ice cream with chocolate, vanilla with raspberries, dulce de leche with toffee… and lemon with sour cherries… ;). That last one is one of my absolute favourites. Lemon ice cream with cherries is delicious – gently
Creamy pistachio ice cream made with pistachio cream. It’s the summer season, so you’ll likely be bringing back little culinary treasures from your travels – I brought my first jar of pistachio cream from Sardinia and… completely fell in love with it. If someone tells
Juicy, refreshing pineapple ice cream made from simple, easily available ingredients. Best prepared using an ice cream maker, though it can also be made the traditional way by repeatedly blending the mixture as it freezes. Keep in mind that homemade ice cream tends
Wonderful, rich mascarpone ice cream – creamy, indulgent, and beautifully simple. Natural and homemade, it’s especially perfect for serving with coffee as an Italian dessert known as affogato – a scoop of ice cream drowned in hot espresso.
If you love the flavour of Kinder Bueno, this ice cream is for you. Made with a rich hazelnut creme, it delivers that unmistakable chocolate – hazelnut taste in a luxuriously creamy, scoopable form. I’ve used this hazelnut creme in everything from mazurek and no-bake cheesecake
The very essence of summer. These classic raspberry ice creams are made the traditional way, with egg yolks, resulting in a wonderfully smooth and velvety texture. With raspberry season in full swing, it’s the perfect time to give this recipe a try!
I’d been meaning to make chocolate ice cream for ages, but never quite had enough freezer space for an ice cream maker… until now. And it was absolutely worth the wait. Homemade chocolate ice cream is something else entirely – it shouldn’t even share
Maple syrup ice cream is simply delicious — truly irresistible. Adding maple syrup to ice cream is one of the best ideas ever — no one could resist another scoop! While it’s not the cheapest treat, it’s definitely worth coming back to from time to time. Serve
Ta-da! I think I can officially say that Nigella Express is open! Although I greeted it rather coolly at first – almost ice-cold, you might say – the book itself is warm, fragrant and full of recipes I’d love to try immediately. That doesn’t mean her earlier books will be forgotten
If you have tahini in your cupboard, here’s another wonderful way to use it. This halva ice cream is truly amazing! The flavour of halva is rich and distinctive, yet the ice cream isn’t overly sweet. It’s made without eggs and uses sweetened condensed milk
Oreo ice cream is a simple ice cream made with the popular Oreo cookies. You can also use your favourite cookies or chocolate instead. Without the cookies, it becomes a delicious classic ice cream, perfect for serving with your favourite sweet sauces.
A few days ago, when the temperature outside climbed above 20°C, I knew there was no point in waiting any longer. Time to make homemade ice cream! This refreshing Mojito ice cream is made with fresh garden mint, lime juice and a splash of mint liqueur.
Strawberry granita – I can confidently say it’s even more delicious than the best strawberry ice cream. And lower in calories, too. While ice cream usually requires an ice cream maker or a mixer to churn and aerate the mixture, all you need to make granita
The wonderful flavour of wild blueberries captured in the best homemade blueberry ice cream. Homemade ice cream easily outshines any shop-bought version — both in taste and ingredients — and is a perfect way to preserve a little taste of summer.
Orange sorbet – refreshing, juicy, simple and made with just 3 ingredients. The perfect way to cool down on a hot day. It’s also a light dessert, completely fat-free. The amount of sugar will depend on how sweet your oranges are, so it’s best to start
Ice cream for fans of Lotus Biscoff treats – warmly spiced with a rich caramel flavour. It’s made, of course, by adding Biscoff biscuit spread to a classic ice cream base. You can easily find ready-made versions in shops, but making it yourself at home