This ice cream melted into deliciousness as fast as we could eat it. It was light and creamy and perfectly smooth. Closer to an ice milk recipe with no cream involved, but smooth and creamy nonetheless.
In contrast to the first vanilla ice cream recipe I posted, this ice cream is what I remember from childhood. We all really loved it. This is a recipe I will be making over and over again.
I’m on a huge berry kick these days. With all of the fresh produce at our fingertips this time of year, how can I resist?
I took this picture the day after we made the ice cream. It froze nicely and within a few minutes of taking it out of the freezer, I was able to scoop it out of the container.
This ice cream recipe was unbelievably simple to make. I looked around at several different recipes and they were all basically the same formula, the main thing that changed was the cream vs half and half vs milk. I tweaked them just a bit to use what I had in the house and it was perfect!
Edited to add: Milk, half and half, or a combination of milk and cream may be used to make this ice cream. For creamier ice cream, heavy cream may be substituted for half of the milk in the recipe below.
To make this recipe even simpler, place all ingredients for this recipe in the blender and puree to combine before pouring directly into the ice cream maker to churn.
{originally published 6/18/11 – recipe notes and photos updated 6/1/21}
The Slow Roasted Italian says
Oh that looks so good. I will have to give that one a try. It looks incredibly flavorful as well. I tried homemade ice cream made from milk a few weeks ago and it just seemed to lack flavor.
Sonia (Nasi Lemak Lover) says
this is my 1st time here, hop over from Quay Po's blog. You have a lovely blog, follow you. Your ice cream look so fresh and good!
Annette says
I do love strawberry ice cream. I have to watch my weight, so don't mind more of an ice milk at all.
I am waiting for my strawberries to ripen, then there will be homemade strawberry ice cream galore.