Low Carb Lemon & Sage Ice Cream (Egg Free)

I was about to give this recipe to Nicky in the comments section and thought I should add here in case anyone else in interested, this recipe does not require an ice cream maker.
This is a recipe I posted on the forum a couple of weeks ago, it is quite yum and I found it got better each time I had it. I also made a choc chip version using lindt and just replaced the lemon juice with a dash of milk just incase I needed it for consistency. This turned out good also and everyone loved it but I found the bits of frozen lindt left an aftertaste at the end. Next time I might try just a choccy ice cream. If anyone has a play please share: Low Carb Lemon & Sage Ice Cream (Egg Free)
Low Carb Lemon & Sage Ice Cream (Egg Free)
500ml Cream
Juice and rind from 1 lemon
2/3 cup sweetener (I used 1/2 xylitol and 16 splenda tablets ground finely)
1 tsp sage leaves, chopped finely (I used 4 leaves)
Place cream, lemon rind and sage in heavy based saucepan and slowly bring to boil, allow to cool and infuse flavours.
Whisk the lemon juice and sweetener with a tablespoon of the hot cream until sweetener is dissolved. Add cream mixture and whisk really well. Cover and chuck in freezer for 1 hour.
Remove from freezer and give ice cream a really good whisk and return to freezer for 2 hours. Remove from freezer and give it another really good whisk then place in a freezing container with airtight lid (I just used one of those pyrex dishes with silicone lid), seal and put back in freezer until firm.







13 comments:
OO! Looks divine! Thanks, Sherrie - I have some cream infusing as I write :D
Enjoy :)
Hi Sherrie. This icecrream looks delicious. I will try it for my birhtday, because I have an egg allergic in the near family.
Thanks a lot ;)
Greetings from Sweden./ Birgitta
I hope you like it! :)
Hi again, Sherrie. I just found this article http://www.thelocal.se/22278/20090924/
about Low Carb High Fat in Sweden.
It’s a lot of debate going on in Sweden right now, about the official recommendations about how we should eat. The government recommend 50-60% carbohydrates per day. Thats a lot of carbs.. Greetings from Sweden./ Birgitta
Thanks for that Birgitta :)
Hi, Sherrie. Hope everything is fine down there in Australia.
Here the winter is getting darker and darker. But Christmas is soon here with all the lights and festivites.
I send You some pictures from a big Christmas market I visited this Weekend. So You can see all the great food our local farmers produce.
Merry Christmas from Sweden./ Birgitta
http://birgittahoglundsmat.wordpress.com/2009/12/05/julmarknad-pa-jamtli/
You can use The Google Translation Tool so that my Swedish will become more understandable
Thanks for sharing Birgitta, hope you have a lovely Christmas :)
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