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Red Beet Ice Cream – No Sugar

Red Beet Ice Cream - No Sugar. Made with whipping cream, beets and egg yolks. Get ingredient amounts and step-by-step instructions.

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Red Beet Ice Cream – No Sugar

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How to make Red Beet Ice Cream – No Sugar

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Preparation / waiting Step 4
30 min
  1. 01

    Clean and peel beets

  2. 02

    Process through juicer (reserve pulp)

  3. 03

    Reduce juice until ¼ c liquid remains – be careful not to burn it

  4. 04

    Take pulp, cream, milk, salt and honey; combine on stove – bring to simmer. Turn off and cover, leave to steep for 30 min

  5. 05

    Beat egg yolks until smooth

  6. 06

    Strain out beet/milk mixture using fine mesh sieve

  7. 07

    Temper eggs by adding a little milk to eggs while whisking. Return entire mix back to stove top and bring to simmer stirring constantly.

  8. 08

    Once mixture coats the back of the spoon, remove from heat and cool

  9. 09

    Mix in reduced beet juice

  10. 10

    Once liquid cooled – put in ice cream maker or any vessel with a lid that can go in the freezer.

  11. 11

    Once frozen – enjoy!

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