Summer, sunshine, ice cream! It will be especially refreshing with some goats cheese ice cream with strawberry swirls! Goats cheese in ice cream? Yes, that’s possible and taste delicious! The subtle flavour of goats cream cheese harmonizes very well with fruit. Besides strawberry, raspberry or cherry would also be great. According to the season this ice cream can be modified easily.
On the photo I used my latest bargain from the potters market in Rothenburg. They had some beautiful handmade pieces and so I needed to buy something! I love such individual pieces, which also look a bit like handmade work, but also radiate delicacy. Moreover I love the colours turquoise and antique pink and therefore I fell in love with those pieces in an instant. I bought two little bowls and a platter. If you are near Rottweil I recommend you to visit the pottery of Holger Hoffmann! Or you visit the next potters market in Rothenburg. Rothenburg is worth a visit anyway!
One year ago: honeyed peanut ice cream with dark chocolate chips
Two years ago: iced coffee ice cream
Three years ago: blueberry lemon tart
Four years ago: strawberry melon soup
Goats Cheese Ice Cream with Strawberry Swirls
adapted from Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream at home Jeni Britton Bauer
Ingredients:
- 100 g plain goats cream cheese
- 300 g organic cream
- 500 ml whole milk
- 150 g sugar
- 2 tbsp corn starch
- 40 g plain cream cheese
- 1 pinch of salt
- 50 ml glucose syrup
- 150 g fresh strawberries
- 1 Tbsp sugar
In a middle sized bowl (best use one which fits in your fridge and can be sealed with a lid) stir together the goats cream cheese, the cream cheese and the salt.
Whisk together 50 ml milk and the corn starch in a small bowl.
Bring the rest of the milk, cream, sugar and glucose syrup to a boil in a middle sized pot. Let it cook for 4 minutes. Remove the pot from theat and whisk in the corn starch. Reheat again and cook until it thickens, keep on stirring.
Add the milk to the cream cheese and whisk until smooth. Cover the bowl and cool it in the fridge.
Purée the strawberries with 1 Tbsp of sugar. Place in the fridge.
Freeze the ice in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturers instructions.
Place halve the icecream in a shallow container and level it. Spread with strawberry purée and cover with the rest of the icecream. Freeze the icecream in the freezer until everything including the purée is frozen thoroughly.
Remove the icecream 5-10 minutes from the freezer before serving, so it can be shaped easily.
Hallo Lena,
Ziegenkäse ist leider nicht so meins, dennoch klingt das Rezept sehr fein.
Auch das schöne Geschirr gefällt mir sehr gut.
Ja, Rothenburg o.T. ist immer eine Reise wert, da gibts viel Schönes zu entdecken.
Da ich sehe, dass Du auch für slowfood bloggst, möchte ich Dich noch auf meinen Blog hinweisen. Wir waren erst kürzlich im Piemont in Bra, sozusagen im Geburtsort von slowfood. Darüber habe ich was geschrieben, weil wir so begeistert waren.
Es war so ein erhebender Moment dort zu essen! Alles sehr fein und doch unprätentiös. Wir haben es genossen.
Ciao,
Sieglinde
Hallo 🙂
das Rezept klingt interessant. Ich mag Ziegenkäse ja total gerne, aber eher in der Hauptspeise. Ich würde nie darauf kommen, einen Nachtisch damit zu machen. Vielleicht sollte ich es mal probieren! 😉
LG
Wirklich toll, das Eis mit Ziegenkäse! Einfach mal ausprobieren! Ich hatte einige Freunde da, die überrascht waren und keine Ziegenkäsefans sind und es dennoch mochten!
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