
A luxuriously creamy ice cream made with a traditional vanilla cream custard and raspberry jam ripples that scoops beautifully straight from the freezer. No one will ever know this ice cream is ketogenic and sugar-free!
Allulose is my absolute favourite keto sweetener to use in ice cream. It helps keep ice cream soft, it won't spike your blood glucose and it tastes closest to sugar, in my opinion. Erythritol based sweeteners crystallize and need ten to fifteen minutes before scooping. However, with Allulose and the fat from the egg yolk custard, which also eliminates the need for gums or thickeners, you'll be able to scoop this ice cream straight from the freezer.
Egg Yolks add a creamy texture to ice cream. I generally recommend 4 egg yolks for 2 1/2- 3 cups of heavy cream. I typically use 4 egg yolks, but I have also enjoyed 6 egg yolks. This really comes down to personal preference. Please note, the more yolks you use the darker the colour of the ice cream, so if you're looking for a brighter white, stick to 4 yolks.
You will need an ice cream maker for this recipe, which I highly recommend for the keto kitchen! You don't need an expensive model. I use a 2 litre ice cream maker and I keep the bowl in the freezer, so I can whip up a batch for my family any day of the week. If I'm tight on freezer space, I simply make sure the bowl is in the freezer 24 hours prior to making the recipe.
Wondering what to do with leftover egg whites? Here are a few La Dolce Keto recipes that might pique your interest: egg white wraps, chocolate protein pudding, and almond cookies.
*Vigorous stirring or whisking can make the mixture foamy and the custard may not thicken. If this happens, don't worry, as a thin custard will still make delicious ice cream. Simply stir continuously and gently.