Sprinkle Cake Ice cream
About this recipe
Summer has arrived, and if you’re in search of a delightful, budget-friendly ice cream to brighten your days, this recipe is just what you need!
This homemade ice cream requires no special equipment and uses simple, affordable ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen. It’s a breeze to make and a hit with kids, thanks to its vibrant colors and playful presentation. But don’t let that fool you—adults find it irresistible too!
Imagine a creamy vanilla ice cream base swirled with your favorite jam, creating beautiful ribbons of flavor in every scoop. To elevate this treat, we’re adding chunks of angel cake, giving it a soft, cake-like texture that melts in your mouth. And, of course, it wouldn’t be complete without a generous sprinkle of rainbow sprinkles on top, adding that extra pop of color and crunch.
What’s not to love? This ice cream is as fun to make as it is to eat. You can whip it up in the morning, let it freeze during the day, and it will be ready to serve by the evening—perfect for summer parties, family gatherings, or just a refreshing treat on a hot day.
So, gather your ingredients and get ready to create a dessert that’s not only delicious but also a feast for the eyes. This ice cream will become a staple in your summer recipe collection, delighting both kids and adults alike with its bright, cheerful appearance and mouthwatering taste. Whether you’re hosting a party or simply indulging yourself, this ice cream is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face.
Browned Butter
In this recipe, we begin by browning butter, this transformative process elevates the flavour profile of butter from simple and creamy to something far more complex and aromatic. When butter is heated over medium heat, the water content begins to evaporate, and the milk solids settle at the bottom of the pan. As these solids cook, they gradually brown, releasing a nutty, toasted aroma that infuses the butter with deep, rich flavours. The visual appeal of browned butter is also significant. The golden hue and specks of browned milk solids make it visually distinct, signalling the added flavour depth even before tasting. The effect of browning butter goes beyond just a change in colour. The process creates a symphony of flavours—hints of hazelnut, caramel, and even a slight bitterness that balances the butter’s natural sweetness. The result is a golden-brown liquid that has a much more intense and sophisticated taste than regular melted butter. When browned butter is incorporated into a dish, it adds a layer of complexity that can elevate even the simplest recipes, lending a richer, more robust flavour, giving the final product a subtle yet noticeable difference. This transformation from a pale, creamy solid to a rich, amber liquid truly shows how a simple technique can unlock entirely new dimensions of flavour, making browned butter a secret weapon that anyone can use in the kitchen!
Sprinkle Cake Ice cream FAQs
Can I make ice cream without an ice cream maker?
Yes! This recipe is super easy to make and no special equipment is needed.
Can I make ice cream without sugar?
This recipe contains no added sugar or artificial additives.
How do I keep the sprinkle cake ice cream soft in the freezer?
Ensure to securely cover your ice cream to create a protective layer over the ice cream to protect it from air exposure. This can be achieved with material such as cling film.
Ingredients
- 397g tin of condensed milk
- 600ml double cream/heaving whipping cream
- 2 tbsp vanilla paste
- 125g ready made angel cake, chopped into squares
- 1 packet of Dr. Oekter Rainbow Chocolate Chips Mix (or normal sprinkles)
- 8 teaspoons of strawberry jam
- 100g butter
Ingredients
- 14 oz condensed milk
- 20.29 oz double cream/heaving whipping cream
- 2 tbsp vanilla paste
- 4.41oz ready made angel cake, chopped into squares
- 1 packet of Dr. Oekter Rainbow Chocolate Chips Mix (or normal sprinkles)
- 8 teaspoons of strawberry jam
- 3.53 oz butter
Instructions
- To start, heat up the butter until it is browned, then set aside to cool.
- In a large bowl, whisk the double cream until stiff peaks form.
- Gently fold the condensed milk into the double cream until it is fully mixed.
- Once the double cream and condensed milk is mixed, mix in the vanilla paste and cooled brown sugar.
- Add in your sprinkles and ready made and chopped cake and mix until combined.
- To a freeze proof dish, add half of your mixture.
- Add a 4 dollops of strawberry jam to the mixture and use a knife or skewer to swirl it. Add the second half of the mixture and repeat.
- Decorate on top with chopped cake and sprinkles
- Freeze the mixture for at least six hours.
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