No-Churn, No Cook Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream.
Oh Boy, I just cant get enough of this journey. Its been one milestone after another punctuated by a lot of wonderful memories and most importantly by meeting some wonderful people. This time I am talking about recipe #100 y’all. I would never in my wildest dreams would have thought that something like this would have ever been possible. But the moment is finally upon me y’all. So what better way to celebrate than a bowl of utterly delicious ice cream. It is not just any ice cream but a Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream full of everyone’s favorite indulgence i.e. Chocolate.
Celebrating our 100th post!!
If I start recollecting all the wonderful blog related incidents in the last two years then I can pretty much talk for the next two days and write about 100 pages. I am not going to dive too much into all that and just say that the blog has helped me grow as a person. It has always been a safety valve which allows me to let go of a week’s worth of stress. Last but not the least has been the role wifey dear continues to play in the blog. All I can say is the blog would never have come to fruition without you backing me up.
100 Recipes to talk about
But this is a time for celebration Y’all. Especially for wifey and I and we are going to make full use of it. I don’t know whether I mentioned it or not but I seem to have a big-time sweet tooth. Luckily for me wifey dear unabashedly shares my love of desserts. That doesn’t mean she doesn’t yell at me for buying too many cookies (LAUGHS!!!). But there is one thing that we can’t get enough off. Y’all can almost say that we are addicted to it (CHUCKLES!!). We can eat it almost till our stomachs can’t take it anymore. There are no prizes for guessing what it is.
We all scream Ice Cream
Yes, people I am indeed talking about ice cream. My love for ice cream began in my childhood because of a completely unexpected occurrence. My mom learned to make some of the most amazing ice cream I have ever tasted right at home. She got so good at it that the only ice cream I ever wanted and ate was the one she made. She did all this about 20 something years ago without the use of an ice cream maker.
How to make Ice cream without Ice Cream Maker
So what better way to celebrate this milestone than with my favorite childhood indulgence i.e. ice cream. The flavor was going to be an absolute no-brainer!!! The ice cream was simply going to have a lot of chocolate in it. So after the ice cream mix was dissolved in a mixture of milk and heavy cream I let it freeze overnight. The next day I broke it into chunks and used an electric beater to mix it till I got a smooth and creamy consistency.
Now the only question was how much chocolate I was going to add to it and in how many different forms? The first thing that went in was a heaping helping of Hershey’s chocolate syrup. But that was never going to be enough. So in went a whole bunch of brownie pieces. Now I had chocolate ice cream with soft brownie pieces which means a little crunch was needed to balance things out. That was my cue to add in more chocolate in the form of chocolate cookies.
Finally, wifey dear had enough of my craziness and practically ordered me to add sliced almonds to cut through all the chocolatiness (Don’t know if that’s even a word…. LAUGHS!!!). At this point, even I thought I had added a lot (IMAGINE THAT… CHUCKLESS!!!) of chocolate so the mixture went in the freezer and my wait as well as the anxiousness to eat ice cream began (LAUGHSS!!!).
I am not going to say too much because one look at the pictures of this utterly decadent Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream is going to be enough to make y’all DROOL…..
How Long Does it Take?
Prepping takes just 10 minutes. Freezing takes time. I keep it overnight for 2 days.
Once the mixture is ready, pour it in a tin container or an air tight container and freeze it overnight. The next day break the frozen mixture into large chunks. Then beat it with a hand blender until smooth and freeze it again overnight
Ice Cream Flavor Ideas
Once the ice cream mix, whole milk and whipping cream is mixed. There are various flavor combos you could try as per your choice. Some of my favorites are:
- Cookies ‘N Cream ice-cream (recipe link)
- Peanut butter, Nutella
- Oreos, nuts
- Fresh strawberry, peaches, banana
- Mint, chocolate chips.
What’s your favorite flavor of ice cream? Do mention in the comments below
Tips for Making No-Churn, No-Cook, No-Eggs Ice Cream
- Once the ice cream mix, whole milk and whipping cream is mixed together. Freeze the ice cream.
- Next day break the frozen mixture into large chunks. Then beat it with a hand blender until smooth
- All the additional toppings go in next.
- Make sure to chop the the nuts and brownies first before adding to ice cream.
- Freeze the ice cream again overnight.
- I have added ice cream mix, but you can make it without ice cream mix too. NO Churn, No ice mix recipe
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SOME SIMILAR RECIPES YOU MAY ENJOY!.
- Delicious Coconut Chocolate Burfi.
- Cookies ‘N Cream Icecream
- Chocolate Basundi
- Quick and Easy Dark Chocolate Mousse
- Shrikhand Cannoli -Homemade Cannoli
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No-Churn, No Cook Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 1 packet of Junket Ice Cream Mix
- 1 ¼ cup Whole Milk
- ¾ cup Whipping Cream
- 1 cup of Hersheys Chocolate Syrup
- 4 Brownies chopped into pieces
- 3 Chocolate covered cookies chopped into pieces
- ½ cup Almonds
Instructions
- Mix the entire packet of the ice cream mix in the whole milk and the whipping cream. Stir until the ice cream mix is completely dissolved.
- Freeze the mixture overnight in the freezer.
- The next day break the frozen mixture into large chunks. Then beat it with a hand blender until smooth.
- Mix in the chocolate syrup and continue blending till it is uniformly mixed.
- Then add the brownies, crushed cookies and any other toppings as needed.
- Cover and freeze overnight.
- Enjoy !!!
Oooh, Rahul! We have the same addiction here. I love ice cream so much, I could eat it every day of the year! You’ve got a winner here so full of chocolate and alll the yummy textures! so so good and love how easy!
Finally I found someone who could ice cream every day just like mee… 🙂 I think chocolate is the best thing that has been found in the food world…
Congratulations on your hundredth post! And I agree with you, that chocolate ice cream is a great way to celebrate it!
Thanks Jeff..
This ice cream looks and sounds absolutely sensational, Rahul! I love all the additions you’ve put in it and I love your other suggestions too. Congratulations on the milestone!!
Thanks Katerina.. Considering how much I love ice cream its amazing that I do not make enough of them at home.. I guess I always like to take the easy way out and buy them.. That way I get to eat them quicker.. 🙂
Oh, boy, does this ice cream sound fantastic!! I’d have to leave out the almonds to appease the picky family, but then I wouldn’t have to eat the whole batch myself—though that is tempting!
Hey Liz, I am bit picky myself especially when it comes to coconut in my chocolate ice cream so I totally understand.. Some times it is ok to eat the whole batch yourself.. 🙂 You made it so you should be rewarded for it.. RIGHT!!
Congratulations on your 100th post! Ice cream is the best way to celebrate and this flavor sounds delicious.
Thanks Dahn. I am so addicted to ice cream that it is the best way for me to celebrate pretty much everything.. 🙂