Impossible Banana Ice Cream
Are you ready for quite possibly the most simple recipe for ice cream ever?
I call it Impossible Banana Ice Cream because it has one, and only one ingredient. It is not a sorbet, it is a creamy, luscious, wonderful ice cream. Add the toppings of your choice, like whipped cream, cherries, nuts, and hot fudge.
I also added some caramel sauce and some mixed nut topping, but that isn’t necessary as it is quite flavorful and delicious all on its own.
Impossible Banana Ice Cream
Makes 2-4 servings
Ingredients:
- 3-4 bananas (not too ripe)
Directions:
- Slice the bananas into coins and lay on a piece of wax paper. Transfer to freezer and let them freeze for 1-2 hours.
- Add the frozen banana slices to a food processor and process until creamy and extra smooth. This may take a few minutes. I had to stop a few times to scrape down the bowl. After the mixture was initially mixed and in very small pieces, I had to let it thaw for about 10 minutes when my processor blade wouldn’t pick up the mixture as it was too hard. If this happens to you, just wait a few minutes and try processing again.
- Eat within 2-3 days. Since this ice cream has no preservatives, it is best to eat it sooner rather than later. I prefer to eat it immediately after preparing. It should be the perfect soft-serve consistency after you finish processing it.
Recipe from The Kitchn
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Yum! I amnot a fan of ice cream at all but, Man! That looks so good!
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