The new year is coming, and some people don’t like to get chills by eating ice cream. But some like me can’t wait for Christmas to eat a piece of ice-cream cake with family.
Now, here’s the best ice-cream cake filled with berries and topped with fruits to make your mouth water. The taste of this cake is a combination of sour, creamy, sweet and nostalgic. So, if you want to take your Christmas dessert to another level, try this Christmas ice cream recipe and I guaranty the joy you get after just one bite.
Christmas Ice Cream Cake
This easy recipe for Christmas ice cream cake is filled and topped with fresh fruits, berries and a little brandy. Make it the night before Christmas to spend all of the day with your family and friends.
Prep Time 20 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine Australian
- 800 g square dark fruit cake
- 550 g frozen mixed berries
- 1 litre vanilla bean ice cream
- 2 tbsp brandy or rum
- ½ tsp ground nutmeg
- 1 ½ tsp finely grated mandarin or orang rind
- 40 g roasted almonds chopped
- 10 drops vanilla flavour mini meringue
Prepare a 20cm springform pan with baking paper, spreading the parchment 3cm over the rim.
Cut the fruit cake into 3 horizontal pieces. Place a square piece in the center of the pan’s base. Trim the remaining slices to fill the gaps. Set aside the trimming. Flatten the fruit cake with your hands to make a level, gap-free foundation. Trimmings should be cut into small pieces.
Cut the strawberries in half and remove ½ cup of frozen red berries. Using some ice-cream as glue and press strawberries to the side of the pan. Freeze the pan for ten minutes.
Place the remaining ice-cream in a large mixing basin and toss in the brandy, rind, nutmeg, and almonds. Pour 1/3 of the ice-cream mixture into the prepared pan; top with one-third of the leftover fruit cake and smooth level with a knife. Repeat with the rest of the ice cream mixture and fruit cake. Freeze for 4 hours or overnight, or until the mixture is solid.
Transfer the cake to a serving platter to serve. Layer the remaining berries and meringues on the top, crumbling some of the meringues as you go.
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