No-Churn Peanut Butter and Mango Ice Cream

A peanut butter and mango ice cream is beyond simple when made without eggs or an ice cream machine.
By Preeti Tamilarasan

No-Churn Peanut Butter and Mango Ice Cream

Mango Peanut Butter Ice Cream, an egg-less and no churn mango ice cream variety which is also flavored with peanut butter. This recipe is loosely adapted from abrowntable. This is my first time with homemade ice cream and I was not at all sure how it would turn out. I did not wanted to add heavy cream, egg or condensed milk. So ended up with this combination of milk powder, corn flour and milk. For vegan version, try replacing milk with coconut milk.

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I have not added sugar or honey. The mango was very sweet. But at the time of serving, you can drizzle honey and few chopped nuts like they serve in Ibaco.

No-Churn Peanut Butter and Mango Ice Cream

As I usually make popsicles and not ice cream, here are some of my favorite popsicle recipes, Masala Grapes Popsicle, Strawberry Pista Kulfi and Sugarcane Popsicle.

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No-Churn Peanut Butter and Mango Ice Cream


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  • Author: Preeti Tamilarasan
  • Yield: 4 servings 1x

Description

Made with natural ingredients and no eggs needed, create a simple mango ice cream with a touch of nutty peanut butter in no time.


Ingredients

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  • 2 fully ripen Mango
  • 2 tbsp milk powder
  • 1 and 1/2 tbsp peanut butter
  • 1 tbsp corn flour
  • 1/2 cup milk

Instructions

  1. Peel off the skin of mangoes and chop them into fine pieces. Blend mango and peanut butter in a mixer till smooth. Add milk powder and corn flour. Blend it again. Finally, add milk and blend again. You will get smooth and creamy mixture. Pour this in an pan or dish and cover with plastic cling wrap. Keep the tin in freezer.
  2. After 3 hours, remove the tin. Ice crystals will be formed, so break the mixture into several cubes and blend them again in mixer. Pour the mixture again in tin and cover will cling wrap. Repeat this for 3-4 times. Finally, pour the mixture again in tin and keep in freezer till it is set. At the time of serving, scoop out the cream and fill in a bowl. Drizzle with honey and sprinkle few chopped nuts. Serve them.
  • Category: Dessert, Ice Cream

 

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