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Vanilla Ice Cream with Rye Crisp & Blackberry Sauce

September 13, 2017 By Therese Leave a Comment

Vanilla Ice Cream with Rye Crisps & Blackberry Sauce


And here we are- the dessert from my Nordic Supper event which you can read more about here.

This ice cream dessert has it all- sweetnes from the ice cream, the crunch from the rye crisps and the warmth and tartyness from the blackberry sauce. It’s even topped off with a drizzle of Dulse, the amazing candylike seaweed!

When creating a supper I try and think about how I can reuse products during the dinner. When I prepeared the beer battered rye crisps, I decided to make one tray sweeter- to use on the dessert. Every meal should have a contrast to each other, so a touch of crispyness on a sweet, creamy ice cream is a perfect match.

It’s a celebration of the summer that has been and a welcome to the autumn that’s coming.

I had one thought in mind when choosing this dessert- I wanted it to be incredibly tasty, and what is tastier than a creamy vanilla ice cream covered in a warm blackberry sauce?

To make it you need an ice cream machine, but don’t worry- if you don’t own it you can simply go out and buy a good quality ice cream from a trusted brand. When buying, I like to consider where the products come from- is it organic and how is the animal welfare? This is something everyone should consider.

To make the rye crisps – click here.

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Vanilla Ice cream with Blackberry Sauce

Yield 6 servings

Ingredients

Ice cream

4 egg yolks

4 tbsp sugar

1 vanilla pod

4 dl cream, full fat

Blackberry Sauce

400 g Blackberries, frozen

Instructions

  1. To make the ice cream- combine egg yolks, sugar and vanilla seeds in a heat proof bowl.
  2. Bring water to a boil in a saucepan and place the bowl on top.
  3. Whisk constantly until the egg mixture becomes warm and the sugar has dissolved.
  4. Continue whisking either by hand or with a hand mixer until fluffy and peaks form.
  5. Whip the cream fluffy and fold into the egg mixture.
  6. Pour the mixture into a mold and cover with cling film.
  7. Place in the freezer until frozen solid.
  8. Put the blackberries in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Serve straight away with the lovely, creamy vanilla ice cream.

Notes

Want it simple? Buy a good quality vanilla ice cream!

Don’t toss the egg whites- freeze them for future use. You can make a pavlova or an omelette!

ice cream recipe from Matprat.no

 

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Filed Under: New Nordic Food, Recipes, Summer, Sweet Tagged With: crisp, dessert, ice cream, seaweed

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