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Lemon and Yoghurt Ice Cream with Brown Bread Praline

A combination made in heaven. Lemon Ice Cream and Pears in Red Wine, enhanced with cinnamon flavoured breadcrumb praline.
Lemon and Yoghurt Ice Cream with Brown Bread Praline

You Will Need:

Main Dish
  • grated rind from 1 lemon
  • 3 T (45 ml) fresh lemon juice
  • ¾ cup (180 ml) cold water
  • 1 x 250 g Ina Paarman’s Lemon Flavour Cheesecake Mix
  • 1 cup (250 ml) fresh cream
  • 1 cup (250 ml) double cream yoghurt
Pears
  • 6 just ripe pears, peeled, pipped and each cut into 8
  • 1 cup (250 ml) red wine
  • ½ cup (125 ml) brown sugar
  • 6 cloves
  • 2 star anise (optional)
  • ½ t (2,5 ml) Ina Paarman Seasoned Sea Salt
  • 1 T (15 ml) lemon juice
Brown Bread Praline
  • 1 slice, ½ cup (125 ml) wholewheat breadcrumbs (crumb bread in a food processor or grate on the coarse side of a grater)
  • 2 T (30 ml) butter
  • ¼ cup (60 ml) brown sugar
  • ½ t (2,5 ml) ground cinnamon

Method:

Ice Cream

In a medium mixing bowl, measure the lemon rind, lemon juice and water. Add the Cheesecake Mix and beat until well blended. Using the same beaters whip the cream in a smaller mixing bowl until it starts to hold its shape. Add the whipped cream and yoghurt and gently fold into the cheesecake mixture. Scrape into an ice cream container and freeze until just firm. Remove from the freezer. Use an ice cream scoop to make balls. Refreeze the balls.

Pears

Simmer the pear wedges with red wine, brown sugar, cloves, star anise, Seasoned Sea Salt and lemon juice until just tender. Spoon out pears, reduce the sauce a little and return pears to sauce. Refrigerate.

Brown Bread Praline

Use up leftover wholewheat bread in this novel way. The praline will keep in a sealed container in the freezer. Fry breadcrumbs in butter until all moisture has evaporated and crumbs have become a darker brown. Shake pan every now and again. Add sugar and cinnamon, shake pan over medium heat until sugar is blended in and the full flavour of the cinnamon has developed. Shake mixture out onto a plate to cool. If it sticks together when cold, put it into a plastic bag and break it up with a rolling pin. Freeze or use immediately to give taste and texture to ice cream, fresh fruit or cheesecake.

 

 

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