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Step seven – Transfer the cream mixture to a freezer-safe plastic tub. Cut the remaining 2 creme eggs into 8 and stir through, keeping a few segments to garnish the ice cream with. Easter egg sundaes are impossible to get wrong. There's no cooking involved. You just put them together in a pudding bowl and dig in! Make this extra chocolatey by adding some dark chocolate to the condensed milk along with the creme eggs.
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Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), HAZELNUTS (10%)( Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, Natural Flavour As with most modern decadent desserts we regularly enjoy, sundaes are an American invention. Why is it called a 'sundae'?
The only ingredients containing gluten in this recipe are the brownie bites. So as long as you use gluten-free brownie/ brownie bites, the recipe should be gluten-free. Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Almond Paste (8%) (roasted ALMONDS(NUTS)(98%), flavour), Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, Natural Flavour Mint extract with chocolate chunks would be a classic, or strawberry extract with freeze-dried strawberry pieces mixed through. You could add a few drops of food colouring if you like to enhance the look - this can actually seem to enhance the flavour experience, since we eat with our eyes before our palate! Depending on the size of your mixer bowl you may need to whip the cream in batches as it does expand quite a bit, becoming lovely and light and airy. Let your ice cream thaw a little, so it's easier to scoop, but not so much that it is completely melted.
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This is a no-churn recipe, so we're adding all the air and lightness to the ice cream by whipping the cream first. This means there's no need to use an ice cream maker. Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Butterscotch Chip (6%) (Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Brown Sugar, Non-Hydrogenated Vegetable fat (shea Oil, palm oil SG, Emulsifier E322) unsalted butter (MILK), Water, Palm oil SG, Sweetended Condensed MILK, (MILK, sugar, LACTOSE), Palm Stearin SG, Salt, Emulsifier, SOYA Lecithin E322 (may contain EGG), Sugar Icing, Natural Flavouring) Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, E150c, Natural Flavour Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Cocoa Powder, Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C E102, Natural Flavour This recipe is only a guide, so there's nothing to stop you from adding more ice cream or using something different to brownie bites. According to local legend, ice cream sundaes were invented in Illinois as an alternative to ice cream floats. Why was an alternative needed? Apparently, local religious leaders supposedly decided ice cream floats were too 'frilly' to eat on the Sabbath.Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Assorted Sugar Strands (4%) (Sugar, potato starch, Gloucose syrup, sunflower oil, flavourings, glazing agent, (Beeswax), Acidity Regulator (Citric Acid), Colours (E120, E160a, E131, Antioxidant (Asorbic Acid), Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, E150c, Natural Flavour Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, E150c, E102 Natural Flavour
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For the best results, use a good quality food colouring for the orange coloured part of the ice cream. My favourite brands are Sugarflair and Pro Gel.The recipe card with ingredient quantities and detailed instructions can be found at the bottom of the post Reconstituted MILK Powder, Sugar, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Butter (MILK), Cream (MILK), Stabiliser (mono & diglycerides of fatty acids E471, guar gum E412, xanthan gum E415, lotus bean gum E410), Colour E160C, E110, Natural Flavour There's always a complete list of suggested equipment on the recipe card below my recipes if you're in doubt. I always include links to example products to show what I used to make each recipe. What is an ice cream sundae? The ice cream base is the second main area of recipe difference. Some recipes use a straight cream-condensed milk-vanilla base… Others melt creme eggs into the condensed milk first. Having tested both… The plain vanilla was fine, but a little boring. The melted Creme Egg option made the whole thing excessively sweet.