Rocky Road and Double Dutch Ice Cream Recipe

How to make a delicious homemade ice cream without an ice cream machine.

Rocky Road and Double Dutch Ice Cream – A creamy and mouth-watering homemade ice cream idea from Alaska Crema-Asada, this is a perfect ice cream base to use. With this 2-in-1 Alaska Crema-Asada you can make different ice cream flavors of your choice. It’s so easy and very affordable, all you need is a can of Alaska Crèma-Asada chilled overnight, then, whipped and you can add vanilla or add any fruits, a chopped nuts, chocolate chips, cookie crumble, marshmallows or anything your hearts desire. Place it in a tin can or plastic container with a lid and freeze until frozen. And there you have it a creamy homemade ice cream from Alaska. With this recipe you can make your own Flavor of the Month Ice Cream without spending too much.

Makes : 2 (6×2) Tin Cans

Ingredients:

Rocky Road 

Ice Cream Base:

• 1 can (370ml) Alaska Crema-Asada, chilled overnight
• 2 tbsp. Unsweetened Cocoa Powder

Toppings:

• 1-1½ tbsp. peanuts, roughly chopped
• 1-1½ tbsp. mini-marshmallows
• 1-1½ tbsp. chocolate bits

Double Dutch

Ice Cream Base:

• 1 can (370ml) Alaska Crea-Asada, chilled overnight

Toppings:

• 1 tbsp. peanuts, roughly chopped
• 1 tbsp. mini-marshmallows
• 1 tbsp. chocolate bits
• 2 tbsp. chocolate syrup

You Also Need:

• 2 (6×2) new or used Tin Cans  (you can also use individual  plastic cups with a lid)

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Procedure:

• To Make the Rocky Road Ice Cream: In a mixing bowl, whip chilled Alaska Crema-Asada with electric mixer until the mixture becomes thick syrup. (In this recipe we cannot achieve the thick and fluffy whipped cream consistency because the cream and condensed are already mixed. But don’t worry guys coz’ we’re going to put this in the freezer later on.) Add 2 tablespoons of sifted unsweetened cocoa powder and whip until fully combined. At this point you can add more cocoa powder if you want to achieve dark chocolate ice cream.

• Let’s Assemble our Rocky Road Ice Cream: In a tin can, pour half of chocolate cream mixture in a can and sprinkle half part of your toppings. Pour the remaining chocolate cream mixture on top and again sprinkle with the remaining toppings. Cover tin can with a lid, freeze overnight or until frozen and serve.

• To Make the Double Dutch Ice Cream: In a mixing bowl, whip chilled Alaska Crema-Asada with electric mixer until the mixture becomes thick syrup.  Again, don’t expect a thick and fluffy whipped cream consistency because it’s a “2-in-1”, the cream and condensed are already mixed. Don’t worry guys, as long as your freezer works, everything is under control… LOL

• Let’s Assemble our Double Dutch Ice Cream: In a tin can, pour half of the cream mixture in a can, add a swirl of chocolate syrup and sprinkle half part of your toppings. Pour the remaining chocolate cream mixture on top, swirl some chocolate syrup and again sprinkle with the remaining toppings. Cover tin can with a lid, freeze overnight or until frozen and serve.

Good News to all Ice Cream Lovers, we have a quick and easy homemade ice cream recipe for you guys. Using only a few ingredients, especially the New Alaska Crema-Asada. It’s a 2-in-1 Sweetened Thick Creamer. Very affordable, a big can of Crema-Asada is only Php 46.00 and perfect for any desserts, like graham float, fruit salads and much more. I really recommend this recipe, I hope you will give this a try. “Promise, wala pa rin tatalo sa Alaska”.. LOL It’s a super budget friendly and you can make any ice cream flavor of your choice at any time of the day. All you have to do is to CHILL, WHIP, add flavor and FREEZE!

For sure, I will be making a series of homemade ice cream recipe using Alaska Crema-Asada. I’m always excited and happy making any desserts, using a few and simple ingredients. A simple cake base or a cream base that can create an endless possibilities of flavors to enjoy. You can use extracts or fruits in season like sweet mangoes or fruit cocktail. You can add any kind of nuts, preferably the unsalted ones, it gives crunch and add texture to your ice cream. (Though, I’m allergic to nuts, but I never run out of those coz’ my husband can’t live without assorted nuts, especially cashews.) Any leftover cookies or fudge are also perfect in making homemade ice cream, it gives another layer of gooey texture. And of course the soft and fluffy marshmallows and chocolate, lot’s & lot’s of chocolates!

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