Chocolate Ice Cream Recipe Swasthi S Recipes

Humans have been making frozen milk treats for hundreds of years. One such example is a Kulfi that served as ancestors to the modern ice creams brought over from Europe to the United States. Nowadays, ice cream is not only the province of royalty. Everyone can enjoy ice cream! Sometimes you just want a few scoops of chocolate ice cream to satisfy that sweet tooth without the extra effort of making traditional French style ice cream which requires eggs.

About Chocolate Ice Cream

Enter this homemade chocolate ice cream that can be made without an ice cream machine and without eggs! Like the Indian Kulfi, this recipe uses sweetened condensed milk. Modern sweetened condensed milk was invented in the 1850s by Gail Borden, who heated milk and treated it with sugar to inhibit bacterial growth. Not only does this canned milk last longer, it also serves some important functions for giving this chocolate ice cream its delicious texture.

Condensed Milk

The fat and sugar in condensed milk not only give the ice cream sweetness and a nice mouthfeel, they also help deter ice crystal growth. This helps keep the ice cream from freezing into a solid block; instead, you get a scoopable, creamy texture.

Heavy Cream

The heavy cream in the recipe serves a similar purpose. On top of assisting with texture and keeping away ice crystals, whipped heavy cream also incorporates air into the recipe and allows it to replicate the air content (overrun) of commercial ice creams without needing an ice cream machine. Instead of dense semi-frozen cream, your homemade ice cream remains light and fluffy without the churn!

Cocoa Powder

But what about arguably the most delicious part of the ice cream, the cocoa powder? This is what gives the ice cream its intense flavor. Cocoa powders have no additional sweeteners and so are quite bitter on their own. On top of that, they often come in two varieties: natural and Dutch-processed or alkalized cocoa powder. While you can use either in this recipe, keep in mind there will be some flavor differences. Natural cocoa powder has a lower pH and therefore more acidity. It will still give you that delicious chocolate taste you know and crave. Dutch-processed or alkalized cocoa powder is cocoa powder treated with alkaline solutions to raise its pH and make it less acidic. This gives the cocoa powder a darker color and richer, earthier flavor. Sometimes you can find cocoa powders that are a mix of natural and Dutch-processed cocoa. No matter what kind of cocoa powder you use, you’ll want to use the highest quality you can afford to give you the best flavor in your ice cream. Now you know everything you need to make an easy homemade chocolate ice cream with no machine, no eggs, and very little effort. So what are you waiting for? Try this homemade chocolate ice cream today! More Ice cream recipes. Butterscotch ice creamVanilla ice creamCustard powder ice creamPista ice creamMango kulfi

How to Make Chocolate Ice Cream (Stepwise photos)

Add condensed milk and vanilla extract to a bowl.
Add cocoa powder.
Give a good mix to incorporate the cocoa into the condensed milk.
The mixture has to be without any lumps of cocoa.
Chill the ice cream bowl & beaters for at least 24 hours. Chill the cream as well in the fridge.
Pour the cream to the chilled bowl.
Begin to whip on a low speed initially. Then on a medium speed.
The cream turns frothy first.
As it thickens be alert and reduce the speed. Do not over whip.
Next it reaches stiff peaks.
Transfer the chocolate condensed milk.
Gently give a good stir without deflating the cream.
Level the mixture.
Next place a cling wrap so that it touches the cream. This helps prevent ice crystals.
Cover with a lid. Freeze until set. It takes about 15 hours. Scoop and serve chocolate ice cream.