Desserts

Raspberry Ice Cream “Tart”

June 17, 2015

Some say “never try to reinvent the wheel,” but when it comes to food, I believe there is always room for re-imagination! Since it’s #IceCreamWeek, I am challenging myself with the task of taking a classic dessert—a raspberry tart—and re-vamping it into a tantalizing ice cream dish that has all the traditional flavors of a tart, but in the form of a rich and creamy ice cream dessert!  Hope you enjoy my twist on a classic!

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Add 4 tbsp of butter to a small sauce pan on medium to high heat.

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Simmer until the butter begins to caramelize and brown.

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Add 1/4 cup of sliced almonds to the pan.  

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Cook until they begin to brown.

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Once the almonds are toasted, whisk in 2 cups of heavy cream…

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…1 cup of whole milk…

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…1 tbsp vanilla extract…

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…and 1/2 cup sugar.  

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Whisk ingredients until thoroughly combined…

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…and bring to a simmer.

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In a separate bowl add two egg yolks. 

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Temper the egg yolks with the hot cream.

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 Whisking all the while.

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Whisk the tempered eggs back into the sauce pan and bring the cream back to a light simmer, then remove from the heat. 

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Strain ice cream base, removing the almonds.  

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The flavor has already been infused into the cream.

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Give the mixture a good whisk.

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Cool cream to approximately 34-40°F. Cover in plastic and refrigerate to continue cooling.

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Once cooled, add the ice cream base to your handy dandy ice cream machine…

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…and wait for it to do its magic.

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When it’s done, remove excess ice cream from mixer blade…

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…add a sprinkle of salt…

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…give it a good mix, and put it into the freezer to set up. About an hour or 2 should be good.

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Remove from freezer and add 2 scoops to a standard ramekin.  

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Gently press the ice cream into the dish, forming a crust-like shape, and place back in the freezer to solidify for several minutes.

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Once firm, remove ice cream dish from the freezer. Top with 1 cup of pie, tart, or cookie crumbles…

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…fresh raspberries…

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…a sprinkle of powder sugar…

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…and this dish is ready to ENJOY!

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| Left: Kitchen Aid Mixer | Top Middle: Ice Cream Attachment | Top Right: All-Clad Strainer Set |

| Bottom Left: Ramekin | Bottom Middle: All-Clad Sauce Pan | Bottom Right: Ice Cream Scoop |

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  • Rodrigo Eller June 23, 2015 at 8:08 pm

    I did this ice cream last week and it is fabulous!
    What a great flavor!
    Tks for sharing this recipe.

    • Byron June 24, 2015 at 8:52 pm

      Thanks for tuning in! This was a REALLY fun one to make. Glad you enjoy it!

  • Kristi McCormick June 27, 2015 at 5:49 am

    If I was the winner of your giveaway, the first ice cream recipe I would make would be maple bourbon ice cream with candied bacon! 😀