Mango Ice Cream & Cinnamon Biscuit Sandwiches
November 16, 2009

I had been meaning to post this along with the mango ice cream I made several weeks ago but I seem to cook and bake more than I can physically write and blog about these days. But I’m sure you will all agree, cooking & eating is far more rewarding than writing about it, although blogging is fun and you meet so many people out there! I have so many recipes and dishes I have photographed just waiting for me to sit down and write about them but there never seems to be enough hours in the day to get it all done.
I have also been a little pre occupied with a wedding cake project, which is due next week as well as preparing for cooking classes I am going to hold this weekend. I keep telling P I need to change down to a four day week with my employment so I can have more time for these things but he isn’t convinced, I’ll keep working on him.
I will post the wedding cake next week after the wedding and I will tell you all about my first cooking class too. Wish me look, it’s a long time since I have held a class.
Ingredients – Mango Ice Cream
- 400ml low fat Greek yoghurt (or regular of course!)
- 1 mango, blended to a pulp
Method
- Mix together the mango and yoghurt.
- Add to ice making machine and prepare as per manufacturers instructions.
- Remove from machine. How easy is that? Oh how I love my ice cream maker!
Recipe for cinnamon biscuits here
Assembly of sandwiches
- Once the ice cream is finished in the maker, turn it out into a tray to set further. You want the ice cream in the tray to be about 2 cm thick.
- Use the same biscuit cookie cutter to cut out the ice cream shapes, sandwich a biscuit on either side of the ice cream.
- Serve immediately or you can refreeze them, although the biscuits will go a little soft once they have been in the freezer.
Entry Filed under: Biscuits, Fruit, Ice cream. Tags: Ice cream, icecream sandwiches, mango, Yoghurt ice cream.
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Von | November 16, 2009 at 10:42 am
I always end up having a whole heap of things waiting to be blogged about but never having enough time to write about it! Except that I don’t cook nearly as much as you….
Can’t wait to see your wedding cake!
I’ve never made ice cream before, but with the weather getting so hot here, I might just try
I didn’t know ice cream making could be that easy!
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chocolate shavings | November 16, 2009 at 5:20 pm
Those look amazing!
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Su-yin | November 16, 2009 at 6:33 pm
I love how you only use greek yogurt and mango puree for the ice cream. Less guilt inducing!
Now I just need to get myself an ice cream machine…
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Xiaolu | November 18, 2009 at 1:26 am
Wow that really IS an easy ice cream recipe. I may have to ask for a machine this Christmas (now fitting it into my tiny kitchen is another issue…) I totally have the same problem finding time to write up my cooking/baking. Your blog is marvelous though and I can’t wait to see your cake.
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shirley@kokken69 | November 19, 2009 at 12:14 pm
Hello! Thank you for dropping by my blog. Just got back home and suprisingly, am missing Paris a little already… I will be putting up additional instalments. Drop by when you have time. I am glad to have the chance to know about your blog. Your creations look amazing… still have never had rhubarb in my life… but have read so much about it…
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Jane | November 22, 2009 at 7:40 pm
These look completely divine!