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CASHEW-APRICOT NON-DAIRY ICE CREAM

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Shalom Y'all!

 

MMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!

 

Ok the Cashew-Apricot " milk " is awesome, but not sweet, but it worked

very well for ice " cream. "

 

I made my regular strawberry ice cream using exactly the same

ingredients as the dairy version, only using the Cashew-Apricot milk.

It turned out yummy, but a little softer than the dairy version.

 

No prob, I put the soft-serve in the freezer and we'll have it a bit

later.

 

So, here's the 2-quart ice cream maker version using Cashew-Apricot

nut milk.

 

CASHEW-APRICOT NON-DAIRY ICE " CREAM "

© 2007 Vickilynn Haycraft

 

5 1/2 cups of homemade organic Cashew-Apricot Ice Cream

3/4 cup organic granulated sugar

1 Tablespoon vanilla extract

pinch of Kosher salt

18 ounces fruit-sweetened organic strawberry preserves

 

Mix all the ingredients (except the preserves) in a large mixing bowl

until the sugar is dissolved. Stir in half of the preserves.

 

Pour the mixture into the 2-quart freezer bowl, cover and process for

25 minutes. Halfway through the process, add the remaining preserves

through the open chute. At the end of the processing time, the nut

cream will be soft. Ladle the nut ice cream into a freezer container

and freeze for 1-2 hours or until desired consistency.

 

~~In Messiah,

Vickilynn

Micah 6:8

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