Eggless Dark Chocolate Ice-Cream

I have never thought of one day I could also churn up my very own Homemade Ice-cream even without using an ice-cream maker. In the past even though I have read up some really yummy ice-cream recipes, but yet still not a single one has lift up my motivation as I always thought it is a must to have an ice-cream maker before I could achieve those commercial like ice-cream texture.



I am sure most of us would like to have something sweet for after meal dessert or some frozen dessert to quench thirst during hot summer afternoon. No matter which is your choice I am sure either the refreshing Orange Sorbet or creamy Chocolate Ice-Cream will make some good rewards.



If you look at most of the ice-cream recipes, they usually called for "egg yolks" which are something that I always try to avoid while making dessert for my kid. But "Jess's" version( HERE) of recipe is definitely a keeper as it does not require any egg yolks in the ingredients. And to our surprised the end result taste just as rich and good as commerical ice-cream.



20g Dutch Process Cocoa Powder, sieved

90g Valrhona 70% Dark Chocolate

* 50g - 70g of Castor Sugar

1 Cup(200ml) Whipping Cream

125ml Fresh Milk

1 Tablespoon Kahlua / Tia Maria, optional











1. In a medium saucepan combine cream, cocoa powder, sugar and whisk it over medium heat till combined and sugar melts.

2. Bring mixture to a gentle boil, stirring often, remove from heat and immediately whisk in chocolate until completely melted.

3. Next whisk in milk till mixture is glossy and well mixed before adding liquor if using.

4. Sieved the mixture through fine strainer into the loaf pan/tray, cool to room temperature.

5. Churn above mixture in an ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions or alternatively, if you don't have an ice cream maker, freeze it for at least 2 hours or until firm.

6. Use a fork/spoon break out mixture and process it in blender (or whisk it using hand-held beater) for a few second till creamy. You might need to repeat the process at least twice if you prefer a smoother texture.

7. Return mixture to pan, freeze for another 3 hours or until firm. (I freeze it overnight)

8. Serve scoops of ice-cream with extra chocolate sauce and topping in cones or cups.





Are you ready for a scoop or two of this Homemade Dark Chocolate Ice-Cream.





Finally after a day of whisking, freezing and waiting..... here is our very first Homemade Chocolate Ice-cream. Each scoop is filled with rich and creamy texture that melts our heart with its semi-bittersweet chocolate taste.  And most importantly we get to choose the quality of ingredients used such as low fat milk/cream ad etc. So which is your choice? Cone or Cup?



For better presentation and finishing taste, you can drizzle some melt chocolate sauce(see notes above) together with your flavour chopped nuts or sprinkles topping on it. Enjoy!!! Have a great weekend everyone.











Eggless Dark Chocolate Ice-Cream