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Let's explore this banana ice cream recipe. Start with four ripe bananas—make sure they're nice and spotty because the riper they are, the sweeter your banana ice cream will taste.
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Peel the bananas, slice them into small chunks, and spread the pieces out on a baking sheet.
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Stick the banana pieces in the freezer for at least two hours or until they're completely frozen.
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Once the bananas are frozen solid, toss them into a blender or food processor.
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Blending them on high until the texture becomes super creamy and smooth would be best. It might take a few minutes, and you may need to pause and scrape down the sides a couple of times to help it along, but soon enough, you'll have a luscious, soft-serve-like consistency.
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If you're craving banana ice cream immediately, you can stop here and serve it immediately for that indulgent soft-serve vibe. It's the perfect texture for an instant dessert.
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But if you want something more like traditional ice cream with a firmer texture, transfer the banana mixture into an airtight container and pop it back into the freezer for at least two hours.
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Now, if you're looking to jazz up your banana ice cream, there are plenty of ways to customise it. You can add two tablespoons of honey or vanilla extract to the blended bananas for an extra layer of sweetness and flavour.
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For a bit of crunch, fold in some chocolate chips, crushed nuts, or even small bits of berries after blending. This is where you can get creative and make the banana ice cream truly your own.
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Once it's all done, scoop the banana ice cream into bowls or cones and enjoy.
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The banana ice cream is so creamy you won't even believe it's dairy-free. Whether you serve it up as a quick after-dinner treat, a snack, or a refreshing summer dessert, it's bound to hit the spot. With this recipe of banana ice cream, you can indulge without any of the guilt—just pure, natural sweetness in every bite.