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No-Churn Strawberry Shortbread Ice Cream

It’s the start of Wimbledon today so there’s no better time to share a strawberries ‘n’ cream recipe with you all. I love making my own homemade ice cream and ever since I found a great, staple no-churn, no-machine recipe I’ve been hooked on creating new flavours ready to enjoy in the warmer weather. This ice cream recipe only requires a handful ingredients and will take less than 10 minutes of your time to make. In no time whatsoever you will have the most delicious handmade ice cream ready to scoop, eat and enjoy in the sunshine.

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Ingredients:

300ml double cream, chilled

397g (14 oz) can of sweetened condensed milk

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

150g (approx. 1 cup) fresh strawberries, chopped in small pieces

4-5 all-butter shortbread fingers, crumbled

Method:

1. Whisk the double cream to soft peaks. Fold in the condensed milk and vanilla extract. Place 2/3 of the strawberries into a food processor and blend until pureed, leave some bigger pieces of strawberry for texture. Fold in the pureed strawberries and half the crumbled shortbread.

2. Pour into a loaf tin or medium-sized airtight container. Scatter over the remaining chopped strawberries and crumbled shortbread. Cover with cling film and place in the freezer for at least 6 hours or overnight.

3. To serve, allow to thaw at room temp for 5-10 minutes. Then scoop into ice cream cones or into bowls with extra strawberries and shortbread.

Enjoy!

jess

 

 

 

 

116 thoughts on “No-Churn Strawberry Shortbread Ice Cream

  1. No-churn ice-cream, 5 minutes to make, 5 ingredients… sold! Added ingredients to my shopping list, will try tonight with my little man! x

    1. Thanks Mel! That’s great, really pleased you’re going to give the recipe a go! Really hope you and your family enjoy it! 🙂 xx

  2. Oh la la, J’adore! My brother in law love the shortbreads, I think this ice cream must be his dream! I think I’m going make it these weekend! It’s very hot in France 🙂
    Thanks Jess!

    1. Thanks so much Eva! It’s definitely the perfect recipe to make whilst it’s boiling hot outside. I can only imagine the weather in Bordeaux is absolutely bliss- just like it is where I am in the UK (nearly 30 degrees!). Really glad you like the recipe! 🙂 x

    1. Thanks Medha! It really is amazing this ice cream. Glad you like the Wimbledon cupcakes- I will be making a batch of those soon! 🙂

  3. Love strawberries and cream- such a classic flavor. During Wimbeldon we always devour strawberries and cream- love that you’ve made it an ice cream!!

  4. What a wonderful recipe!!!! Must be amazing…!!!Who doesn’t like ice cream, strawberries or shortbread?!! Just perfect! 🙂

  5. This can’t get much simpler and it I don’t think it can get much better, either! I’ve really go to try this no-churn ice cream soon, and this flavor combination sounds divine!

    1. Thanks Marcie! It really is unbelievably simple and really quick to make! Definitely recommend no churn ice cream- it’s amazing!

    1. Thanks Lorraine! The shortbread crumble was definitely the best part mixed into the ice cream. Definitely try the recipe, you’ll love it!

  6. This looks and sounds fantastic Jessica! Love that you added cookies to this ice cream and no churn makes this even better 🙂

  7. Yay for no-churns–we all know how to celebrate now that summer is finally here, don’t we? I’ve got so many strawberries in wait for this. Delicious, gal!

  8. Oh my gosh. I wanna dip a spoon in that tub of ice cream and NEVER come out. — This looks seriously amazing, Jessica! Love the combo of strawberries and shortbread! BEST. COMBO. EVER! 🙂

  9. Strawberries and cream is such a classic combo! Love that it’s a not churn recipe. Totally perfect for watching tennis!

  10. Jess, this is greeeat timing because I’ve been thinking for a while that I’d like to make my own ice cream – but I don’t like the idea of buying a machine. Love this recipe – it’s so easy, isn’t it? Brilliant idea to make strawberries and cream ice cream in time for Wimbledon, too!

    1. Thanks Helen! Really happy I’ve inspired you with the recipe- I was in the same boat last year. I bought an ice cream machine and it was absolutely terrible- required a lot of ingredients and took ages to make! But these no-churn recipes are amazing- you can add any flavours you like and they taste brilliant!

  11. Strawberry shortbread ice cream? The creativity here is astounding. Winbledon, oh sigh, I would love to go someday! Dream trips…..ahhh. Never made my own ice cream before, and know mine won’t be pretty as yours but I can try =)

  12. Easy and fast is a winner. I love that this in no churn and all those strawberries look amazing. Great flavor combination. Pinning

  13. Strawberries and shortbread in ice cream?? Seriously, you just combined some of my favorites in one! Must make this over the summer!

  14. Wow! This looks so delicious, Jess! Love how simple the ice cream recipe is and I’m guessing you could make it with any number of fruits/flavors. Awesome post!

  15. What an amazing combo! Those buttery shortbread cookies sound perfect with strawberry cream ice cream. Oh man, I really need a scoop now!

  16. This looks so perfect! I love strawberry ice cream, and putting some buttery shortbread crumbles into the mix makes it even more perfect! Thanks for sharing Jess 🙂

  17. This ice cream is gorgeous!! And I love that it is no-churn – I don’t have room for an ice cream maker in my apartment! I love watching Wimbledon – what a fun way to celebrate!

  18. Jess, this recipe is great. I am always on the lookout for new ice-cream recipes that do not require an ice-cream maker. Did you know that Starbucks is advertising a new strawberry shortbread crappie in Hong Kong? You are ages above the new hottest trends. Take Care, BAM

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