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RECIPE – FRIED ICE CREAM

>> Monday, November 10, 2008

Desserts would be something that most people would like to have after each meal. It could come in the form of cakes, jellies, crepes, puddings, crumbles, tarts, iced/hot sweet soups or even ice creams. What would you do if you have to hold a dinner and yet you are short of time to prepare desserts for your guests? On top of that, you would also like to impress your guests with something that is not easily available out there. Would you want to try out FRIED ICE CREAM?

You won’t need any special gadget or many ingredients to make them. It would only take less than a minute from wok to the dining table. It sounded easy right? Let me share with you the method to make this simple yet yummy dessert.

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INGREDIENTS:
1 loaf of white bread (400gms)
1 tub of ice cream of your choice (800ml)
Some corn/tapioca flour (mixed with water)
Oil for frying
Kitchen towel

OPTIONAL:
Chocolate/Strawberry/Raspberry Syrup
Icing Sugar
Peanut chunks
Multi color candy rice

PREPARATION:
1. Roll all the slices of bread flat. You can use a roller or even a glass bottle to roll them flat. You may want to cut off the brown edges but I maintained them since I fount that it will be a waste to throw them away.
2. Use a small round/square bowl to lightly make a marking on the bread.
3. Fill up the space with some ice cream of your choice. It is advisable to use ice cream that won’t melt so fast at room temperature.
4. Coated the area outside the marking with some corn flour mixture.
5. Place another slice of bread on top and use the bowl to make the ice cream more compact. Try not to be too forceful as it would make the ice cream leaks out.
6. Use a spoon and firmly press the surrounding edges.
7. Use a kitchen scissors and trim the edges to make it presentable.
8. Keep all the finished products in freezer for at least two hours or when needed.
9. When you want to serve the fried ice cream, just heat up enough oil on high fire. You can throw in a small piece of bread to test the heat.
10. When the oil is boiling hot, put in one or two of the ice cream bread and cook for 5-10 seconds.
11. Take up, drain excess oil with kitchen towel and serve immediately with some or all the items in the “optional” section.

(Serves: 5)

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USEFUL TIPS: Make sure you use “harder” ice cream for this dish or else you might end up having too watery ice cream fillings. The King’s Dragon Fruit Ice Cream which I had used tends to melt too fast. I would advice Walls or Magnolia which is less creamy but hard enough to make this dessert. In case you have accidentally created a “leak” on the bread, just patch it up with thicker corn flour mixture before freezing.

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12 comments:

Big Boys Oven November 10, 2008 at 10:59 AM  

fired ice cream is yummy delicous, great recipe you have there!

New Kid on the Blog November 10, 2008 at 12:54 PM  

:) will this be served for the next coming gathering?

Anonymous November 10, 2008 at 6:50 PM  

Yummy! I was introduced to fried ice cream this year! It instantly became a favorite! I love it! Great pics!

Drunk On Books And Adventure November 10, 2008 at 9:13 PM  

Wow, looks yummy. But not sure if I am brave enuf to try....scared I can't handle it & all the ice cream leaked into the oil and cause the oil to jump happily out of the wok!

Little Inbox November 10, 2008 at 9:32 PM  

wah, so fast can get it "gao tim" ar?

Anonymous November 10, 2008 at 11:31 PM  

This is an interesting take on fried ice cream. I've only had the mexican kind. Very creative! Looks yummy!

Anonymous November 10, 2008 at 11:36 PM  

Hey my flen, instead of sharing with us what you know, can you tell me what you don't know?? You are like a supercatman who could do wonders!!! Kekekekeke..... I solute you!!

Anonymous November 11, 2008 at 11:37 AM  

oh wow. I have always wondered about how they do this. Now I know. Thanks for this recipe!

Drunk On Books And Adventure November 11, 2008 at 11:55 AM  

hi crizz,
thanks for swinging by. I did visit your cats blog too, but didn't leave any comments becos didn't want to give the wrong impression that I'm a spammer.

Eh, thanks very much for the tips on how to avoid email spamming detection bots.

And I am also originally a Penang lang wor... ;) It was Cazz who told me about your blogs, she was late for a meet-up with me, and explained that you were the culprit holding her up....gakakakkk!!

Are u a member of Petfinder main or forum? I'm in the forum mostly. Hope to see u in the forum!

Anonymous November 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM  

looks delicious
im gonna try it. =]

Salt N Turmeric November 21, 2008 at 2:07 AM  

This is like the easiest iv heard of making deep-fried ice cream. Eh wont the bread soak the oil when frying?

putra May 21, 2010 at 2:50 PM  

thanks for share, i love your recipe.

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