STEEMIT IRON CHEF ACT 1 ROUND 09: Pineapple Ice Cream

in hive-180301 •  4 years ago 

Greetings Steemit Iron Chef,

It's Summer Season! It's Ice Cream Time. It's getting hotter here in Japan reaching 30° Celsius. Finding ways too cool me and avoid heatstroke is to drink plenty of fluids and have some ice creams.

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I was lucky yesterday because there are a lot of pineapples displays and cheaper than the other days. It costs only 400 yen. I grabbed one and decided to make a delicious and homemade pineapple ice cream.

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IngredientsQuantity
Pineapple1
Heavy Cream400 ml
Condense Milk300 ml
Fresh Milk100 ml
Salt1 dash
Vanilla1 teaspoon
Marshmallow1 pack

Procedure

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  • Cut the pineapple into half. Remove the core and cut into chunks.

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  • In a blender put the the 3/4 pineapple chunks and separate the remaining chunks.
  • Add the condense milk and process until smooth.

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  • In a separate bowl combine fresh milk, heavy cream, dash of salt, and vanilla. Mix thoroughly with a whisker.
  • Add the smoothed pineapple and mix again until completely combined.

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  • Put the mixture in the Tupperware. Add the remaining chunks and some marshmallow.
  • Put in a freezer for 8 hours.

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After 8 hours pineapple ice cream was ready. I topped it with fresh chunks and marshmallows.
It was delicious, easy to make, and affordable. A perfect way to enjoy and relax during this hot summer season.

Best Wishes @jobreyes24.

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Se ve realmente delicioso!
Saludos.

Muchas Gracias Amiga.

Ohhh 400 yen for a pineapple my friend!? Here in my country it cost around 125 Yen for 1 pcs...but Japanese products are of very high quality for sure.
Thanks for your participation and sharing your lovely recipe with us all.

Best Regards!

You're welcome and grateful for your appreciation my friend.