I am not the strictest paleo diet adherent. I make an effort (not that it's very hard!) to eat tasty paleo foods often, but I also make an effort not to restrict myself. As a result of this, I have gotten in the habit of making primal treats, making sure that I don't restrict myself from the foods I love, but also making sure to put nourishing things in my body. In the past several months, I have fallen for paleo ice cream. Summers in Seattle aren't quite hot like the desert, but ice cream hits the spot when the thermometer is anywhere above 70 degrees and sunny. I became such a fan of paleo ice cream that I ended up making my own recipe book.
My paleo ice cream recipes are healthy, tasty, and extremely simple to make. Instead of using reduced fat milk, an abundance of chemicals, and sugar, my recipes are made with coconut milk, egg yolks, and honey. Additionally I have provided alternative ingredients such as stevia and cream in my ebook for those that have certain taste or dietary preferences.

The first recipe in my ebook (pictured above) is as follows:

Vanilla

Ingredients:

*    1  400ml can coconut milk
*    1/6 cup honey
*    2 egg yolks
*    2 tsp vanilla extract

Directions:

1. Heat coconut milk, honey, and vanilla extract in a medium saucepan over low heat.

2. Whisk egg yolks in a separate bowl. Temper the egg yolks by adding a small ladle of the warm mixture at a time, and stirring continuously until all coconut milk is combined with egg yolks. 

3. Refrigerate mixture until cool.

4. Follow the directions on your ice cream maker and enjoy!

Try the recipe out, you'll love it! If you want to learn more about the eBook, check out The Paleo Ice Cream Cookbook!
 


Comments

09/30/2012 16:35

Thought you'd like to see this: http://dearpaleo.com/2012/09/30/the-all-you-can-eat-ice-cream-paleo-breakfast/ Great recipes Ben!

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10/01/2012 14:14

Thanks for the link and kind words Rich!

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02/24/2013 09:32

Question - how much does each recipe make? Looking forward to trying these but am making it for a party and need quantities, please!

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02/25/2013 20:06

Hey Valerie, the recipes make enough for about four to six people depending on the recipe. If the recipe only calls for an extract then it will serve four, but if it calls for fruit then it will serve five to six depending on how much fruit, puree, etc is called for. Have fun at your party!!

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