A delicious ice cream ready in 5 minutes and prepared with only two ingredients, this is exactly what we yearn for this Summer!
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I never equiped myself with an ice cream maker and i still don’t plan to buy one in a near future. Somehow, it appears to me as a useless tool at the moment since we can also make ice cream by hand. So let’s focus on exploring all the handmade ice cream possibilities first!
For this one, I have been inspired by Cooking Mumu‘s recipe, right after I found a stunning picture on Pinterest (beautiful food pictures are mandatory to inspire me). I checked the recipe and immediately loved the idea: only two main ingredients, an electric mixer, and the topping of your choice. How easy can it be, right?
As I was at my family in law’s place by the seaside last week, I had at my disposal a quite unequipped kitchen (compare to what I’m used to at home), with the minimum you need and nothing for baking. Quite a challenge for me, but nothing can stop me when it comes to baking!
As my nephews and nieces were there, I had the perfect excuse for all kind of culinary experiments I had in mind. I really love baking with kids, and each time I have the occasion, I try to involve them in my culinary projects (Swedish cinnamon buns “kanelbullar” as you can see on the little video, but also milk and cookie cups, a very fun project). Last week, we made together two giant pizzas with topping of their choice, chocolate chip cookies, and I prepared this delicious ice cream for them.
If you have an urgent craving for ice cream, go for this one. It’s a very easy recipe: condensed milk and whipped cream are all you need. In the kitchen I had at my disposal, there was no electric mixer and not even a whisk. I confess here that I bought a whisk to help me whipping the cream (it took extra time and muscles, but I managed)!
Once you whipped the cream and added the condensed milk, you can use the topping of your choice. We could imagine a berry compote for instance, and even some entire berries that you would deep into the ice cream (raspberries or blackberry for instance). Or like me make it “gourmande” as Mumu did, and top with salted caramel and toasted peanuts. To die for!
When I served it for my family, several of the kids told me they didn’t want any, arguing they were not fond of caramel. I didn’t really mind (No like ice cream? Then it’s more for me, ha!). I invited them to taste just a little of the ice cream. Not only they ate it all but they also asked for some more straight away and finished the entire ice cream! Great, since this kind of ice cream melts quite quickly, so it’s good not to wait too long before eating it up.
In the recipe I used half sweetened condensed milk and half unsweetened, since I didn’t want to have it too sweet, but you can go gor sweetened condensed milk only, depending on your taste. For the topping, I used salted caramel that I had received in my box Les Délices Francais and it worked very well. You can also make your own one if you wish. Also for the peanuts, I chose some unsalted ones, and toasted them for extra taste.
This ice cream is just the perfect decadent dessert for this summer and you will make both kids and adults crazy about it. Give it a try!
PrintEasy Homemade Salted Caramel Ice Cream
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Total Time: 5 mins
- Yield: 8-10 servings 1x
- Category: Dessert
A delicious ice cream ready in 5 minutes and prepared with only two ingredients, this is exactly what we yearn for this Summer!
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Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cup (36 cl) full cream milk, liquid
- 1 1/2 cup (36 cl) sweetened condensed milk*
- Salted Caramel
- Toasted peanuts, unsalted
Instructions
- Whip the full cream milk (use it very cold) until it turns into whipped cream.
- Add in the condensed milk with a rubber spatula and blend gently until entirely incorpored to the cream. Pour into a form of your choice, deep enough.
- Dip in the topping of your choice, here salted caramel and peanuts. If you use regular unsalted peanuts, just toast them in the oven on the grill position for about 10-15 minutes, turning them every 2-3 minutes to prevent from burning. Let cool before using.
- Store in the freezer for at least 3 hours before serving.
Notes
* You can also use half sweetened condensed milk and half unsweetened condensed milk
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Lastly, if you make this Easy Homemade Salted Caramel Ice Cream, be sure to leave a comment and give this recipe a rating, letting me know how you liked it. And of course, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! Thank you and enjoy!
Judith K
hello delphine i would like to try this recipe. What’s the full cream milk in US? I can’t find it here, or do you think I can replace it? thanks a lot
Delphine Fortin
Hi Judith! I usually go for heavy whipping cream and it works just fine. I hope this helps 🙂 Del
Delphine Fortin
Hi Judith! You can always go for heavy whipping cream, it usually works fine too. I hope this helps! Del
Judith K
Thanks Del. Will test it asap
Recette thermomix
Bien gourmande elle semble vraiment excellente. JE garde sous le coude 😉
Delphine Fortin
Vous verrez, elle est en plus très facile à réaliser 🙂
Pierre et Elie
Bonjour Delphine,
Je voulais te dire que ta glace est la meilleure que j’ai jamais goûtée. Merci!
Angela
I truly love your recipes!!! This is absolutely stunning and sounds amazing!!!! I love the sweet and salty combo so this is my kind of ice cream for sure.
Florian @ContentednessCooking
This looks great! Peanut butter is always a winner!
peter @Feed Your Soul Too
I am really like the ice cream but the salted caramel put this over the top!
vouaux
bonjour,je voudrais tester cette recette,mais je suis allergique aux cacahuètes,par quoi puis-je les remplacer pour le croquant? Merci. Auriez-vous la recette du caramel beurre salé. Merci
Delphine Fortin
Bonjour! Je vous conseille avec des noix de pécan, ce sera très bon! 🙂 Je n’ai pas encore de recette de caramel au beurre salé maison sur le blog, mais je vais y travailler. En attendant pour vous, optez pour une recette classique de caramel au beurre salé… et régalez-vous bien!
Sarah
Super recette! ça a l’air tellement facile que ça me tente bien d’essayer je suis curieuse! J’en avais déjà fait une sans sorbetière mais il fallait quand même bien tourner toutes les 40 min pour éviter les cristaux, au final c’était super bon mais un peu fastidieux et il fallait être chez soi au moins 3 ou 4h d’affilée.
Donc ta recette semble être une bonne alternative!
a bientôt 🙂
Audrey (Petit Bec Gourmand)
Ta glace me fait de l’oeil et me donne déjà l’eau à la bouche 😉
Tes photos sont MAGNIFIQUES !
Jenna
Je veux bien être livrée par Chronoposte !!!!
Sheila
Hi, do you mean 1-1/2 cups of condensed milk or 1-1/2 CANS? It usually comes in 14 fluid ounce cans in the US. Thanks for so many lovely recipes!
Delphine Fortin
I meant cup but actually it doesn’y really matter, all you need is to use half cream / half condensed milk 🙂 Maybe I should stick to the US can measurement actually, I will think about it! 🙂
BoopCook
troop MIAM
Delphine Fortin
Oh oui c’est un vrai régal 🙂
sotis
j’avais tester ce mélange de gout en glace l’année dernière un régal!!! bisous
Delphine Fortin
Je confirme : gourmand et croustillant à la fois 🙂
Contes et Délices
Que quelques ingrédients et 5 min de préparation, voilà des mots magiques, sans parler des cacahuètes et du caramel 😉
Delphine Fortin
Oui, une bonne glace facile à réaliser pendant les vacances et aux saveurs gourmandes… très difficile d’y résister en effet 🙂
LadyMilonguera
Caramel et cacahuètes, tu sais me parler…
Delphine Fortin
Un combo parfait et très gourmand 🙂