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This recipe combines two iconic New Zealand ingredients. Feijoas and Manuka Honey. Feijoas, also known as the pineapple guava, are in abundance at this time of year and are one of my all time favourite fruits. This icecream has a delicate clean flavour, a slight sweetness and it’s not too rich or heavy. Very cleansing on the palette. You could play around with the quantities to make it sweeter or substitue the honey for agave if you prefer.
This recipe was inspired by wanting to recreate mint chocolate chip ice cream without the need to use young Thai coconuts. After several tries and an ice cream maker (Cusinart Supreme™ Commercial Quality Ice Cream Maker) I came up with 3 flavorful and melt in your mouth ice cream flavors. If you do not have an ice cream maker you can freeze the mixture in ice cube trays and run it through a juicer. You can also blend it up with a little nut milk. You can find items like cacao butter and goji berries at http://www.rawguru.com/store
satisfies my sweet tooth! i don’t have room in my freezer so mine was more like a mousse and looks nasty, but it still tasted good.
actually you don´t have to do anything with a ripe cherimoya except eating it. it tastes amazing just by itself. but you could do that… no sweetener is needed!
