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Simple, Homemade Cinnamon Walnut Ice Cream

03/14/2012 By Jamie Leave a Comment

So I was in the middle of typing this lovely post about spring, and the kitchen timer went off….

This is important.

Very.

Because, it meant my ice cream was finished.

Earlier, I racked my brain over what kind of ice cream to make. I was out of peanut butter. I was out of bananas. I had no chocolate chips. So I almost resorted to vanilla (which I do love). Then I had this idea….

I really love (like LOVE) cinnamon. It may be my favorite spice in the whole wide world. I put it in lots of stuff. Coffee. Oatmeal. Pancakes. Cookies. Hamburgers. Well not hamburgers but who knows, it might be worth a try.

SO why not put it in ice cream! Yum…..

Lots of recipes that I found online involved tempering eggs and dealing with cinnamon sticks, etc.

Much too complicated for my taste.

So I developed this recipe.

It is fantastic. So much so that I abandoned my half written post on spring to write this one instead.

Simple, Homemade Cinnamon Walnut Ice Cream

Ingredients

  • 2 Cups Heavy Cream
  • 1 Cup Whole Milk
  • 3/4 Cup Coconut Sugar
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla
  • 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
  • 1 cup chopped walnut (optional I suppose)

Method

  • In mixer, combine cream, milk, and sugar. Mix (on low speed – so you don’t incorporate too much air) until sugar is dissolved. Add vanilla and cinnamon. Mix until incorporated.
  • Pour into ice cream maker. (I received this one as a gift…it is amazing!)
  • Let churn for a good 20 minutes and then add walnuts during last 5-10 minutes of “freeze” time.
  • Transfer ice cream to container. IF you can resist, allow ice cream to “ripen” in freezer for a few hours. OR eat a scoop or two immediately.
  • Serve with a few extra walnuts sprinkled on top…or maybe even some homemade teddy grahams.

Yummy and truly not that bad for you given the natural sugar. Yummy organic milk (raw or non-homogenized preferably) and high quality, pastured, organic cream make this almost a healthy snack….I’m not kidding!

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