Cherry Icecream

The weather seems to be getting colder day by day. We didn't have unbearable summer this year. Not at all complaining about it. But the thought that winter seems to be so close, is not at all encouraging to me. Plus, some of our favorite fruits and berries are also vanishing from the market. So to bid goodbye to our family favorite cherry for this year, I thought I should post this cherry icecream that we enjoyed multiple times this summer. 

We love eating cherries as is. But for a change give it other forms like galette, jams or even this icecream. You cannot have enough of those juicy and sweet cherries. They definitely are addictive. This recipe is not even a bit difficult, but I must suggest you to make it in large quantities for your crowd is definitely going to go for multiple servings.

Ice cream ~ Rich and creamy without using an Ice cream maker !

Happy Ice cream day everyone! Yes, its National Ice cream day. I too didn't know that untill yesterday. Apparently, it is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of July. I had this post ready yesterday, but I delayed it for one more day to make it special :).

Ice cream - one such dessert that knows no age limit. I am not a very big fan of it but when I crave for it, the thought just does not leave me in peace untill I have it. I have tried to make these at home many a times, but it just does not get creamy and rich as the store bought ones. It remains as a huge ice cube that is flavoured - difficult to scoop out and nowhere close to what you get from the market. The thought of buying an ice cream maker that I may end up using for few months of summer, has always seemed to be unreasonable. Sheela from Korporate2Kitchen had shared her recipe sometime back and I was curious to try it. With the summer getting to its peak, we had all the more reason to give it a try. I tweaked the recipe slightly while I gave it a try to cut down few calories. Still it turned out to be perfect - just like the store bought ones and the highlight being that, no ice cream maker was required for it.