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Strawberry White Bean Ice Cream
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Description
No one will ever guess the secret ingredient in this ice cream is white beans! A great substitute if you can’t have dairy products.
Ingredients
- 2 cups White Beans, Drained
- 2 whole Frozen Bananas, Partially Thawed
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- 1 whole Egg Yolk (optional, And Preferably Free Range)
- ¼ cups Honey
- 1 cup Fresh Whole Strawberries
Preparation
1. Blend white beans in a food processor until smooth.
2. Cut bananas into small chunks. Add bananas, vanilla, egg yolk and honey to the processor bowl and whir until smooth.
3. Add whole strawberries. Mix until the strawberries are mostly blended, but leave some bigger chunks.
4. Add to an ice cream maker and mix until thickened to soft serve consistency.
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ncpage on 1.22.2011
We enjoyed this, but we do like beans. I bought the white (navy) canned beans and it still tasted like beans. I added another teaspoon of vanilla to see if that helped…it did a little. Over all, not too bad, we are going to need to experiment with this one!
cheesefemme on 6.13.2010
@mennonitecook, you might try using navy beans instead. Cannellini beans have a stronger flavor than navy beans.
mennonitecook on 6.7.2010
It must make a difference what kind of white bean you use, or maybe it’s whether you make it from canned or dried beans. I tried this using canned cannellini beans, and we definitely could taste the beans.