Recipe Directions
1. Blend 1/2 the coconut meat in a blender or food processor.
2. Strain coconut cream through a strainer or cheesecloth. Separate in bowl.
3. Blend half the coconut cream with 1/2 the almonds, cacao nibs, honey, raw sugar, and maca and carob (Quantity depends how intense you want your chocolate flavor. Taste and see as you go along!) in the blender until smooth.
4. Strain into the remaining coconut milk and stir. Taste. It should taste strong of the cacao nibs and yet subtly sweet and creamy.
5. Chop the dried cherries and put half into the mix. Peel the rest of the almonds and chop into small bits.
6. Mix with a teaspoon of cacao nibs and the rest of the chopped cherries. Set aside in fridge for later.
7. Add the vanilla, then place the creamy mix in the freezer in a tub and stir every half hour to hour. Basically just scrape away the ice forming on the edges. Keep it slushy.
8. Once frozen, stick in the food processor until creamy. Add half of the almond/cherry chop you saved in the fridge as it processes.
9. Then serve onto plates of chopped banana (optional!) and sprinkle with the remainder of the almond/cherry/cacao chopped mix.
Kerrycv's Thoughts
By Kerrycv Yummy variation of many raw choco ice cream recipes out there.
For me, the dried sweet cherries and almonds rounded it off. It's pretty simple to make. You just need the patience for it to freeze.
No ice-cream maker needed, though I’m sure if you have one, it will work even better. I also read that cooling it in the fridge for the first hour helps the ‘creaminess’.
I can’t find young coconuts here in Peru, just the brown ones, which worked fine.
All measurements are approximate--taste as you go!
This is definitely a lower-fat ice cream, if you want it creamier try using the whole coconut (I only used half. Saving the other half for pineapple basil ice cream!).
I first processed the coconut, and then blended with just enough water to cover the meat and blend. I used the last batch of soak water from the almonds and some brown rice soak water. Warm water seems to help extract the fat.
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geniusrawmodel23
Nov 03, 2010
Wow....talk about yummy!!!
springleaf
Nov 02, 2010
This looks really yummy am going to try soon!!!
waterbaby12347
Nov 03, 2010
Kerrycv~ If you don't mind would you edit your recipe to add the vanilla??? When we print it out all the ingredients will be there as the comments don't print with the recipe... Thanks and I can't wait to try it!!! Just will leave out the almond soak water...
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Anonymous
Nov 03, 2010
thanks! it is pretty great- I also forgot to add the maca & carob on the ingredients list. I think it gives it the deeper chocolate taste.
waterbaby12347
Nov 03, 2010
Kerrycv~ If you don't mind would you edit your recipe to add the vanilla??? When we print it out all the ingredients will be there as the comments don't print with the recipe... Thanks and I can't wait to try it!!! Just will leave out the almond soak water...
geniusrawmodel23
Nov 03, 2010
Wow....talk about yummy!!!
springleaf
Nov 02, 2010
This looks really yummy am going to try soon!!!
Kerrycv
Nov 02, 2010
sorry! I left out the vanilla - add 1-2 tsp of vanilla to the cream before freezing. thanks.
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