I’m not a big ice cream lover. When I saw how rich and thick and chocolately this custard was right before being churned into ice cream, I was tempted to leave it just like that. The only thing that stopped me was knowing I wouldn’t be able to resist something so like chocolate mousse.
So I poured it into the ice cream maker. After a few minutes, I tested a spoonful to see how it would taste when it was partially frozen. And then I tested more and more spoonfuls, until it became clear that any claims I might want to make about not loving ice cream are wishful thinking.
pre-frozen, like smooth rich chocolate pudding
Laurie chose this for Tuesdays with Dorie, and she has the recipe posted. Other than adding a pinch of salt to bring out the flavors and using the boysenberry preserves I had in my fridge instead of buying blueberry preserves, I followed the recipe exactly. I’m glad I did, because Dorie is right about how well the dark chocolate and bright berries compliment each other.
One year ago: Oreo Cheesecake Cookies
Two years ago: English Muffins
Three years ago: Cranberry Orange Muffins
I love dark chocolate and berries together…or milk chocolate 🙂 This looks wooonderful, and so rich!
ha!!! I was wondering what this was doing on your blog. Welcome to the ice cream lovers world, my friend. Sorry you now have yet another indulgence to figure out how to work in 😉
I don’t know what you mean you don’t like ice cream… this looks AMAZING! I wish I had an ice cream maker. 😛