Recipe Directions
1. Peel bananas.
2. Remove avocado flesh from skin and throw away the seed.
3. Remove stems, pits, etc., from fresh fruit.
4. Place all in a high-power blender or food processor. Blend until liquid.
5. Add sweetener, if desired, to taste.
6. Place in a freezer-safe bowl with lid and freeze until hard. I scrape it out of the bowl with a spoon to serve. Yum!
Arjax's Thoughts
By arjax A quick and easy satisfying frozen dessert that is particularly refreshing in the summer months.
I’ve even had non-raw foodies tell me they love it!
The amounts are according to my taste.
If you want to add more fruit or more fat to suit to your taste, it will work just as well.
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Belisarius
Dec 17, 2009
To save time, I'd pre-freeze the bananas, then just add the fruit to them (though probably slightly less) and blend. This will make a perfect soft-whip ice-cream.
frugalmum
Dec 18, 2009
You could also pre-freeze the fruit before adding. :-)
KhaasLadki
Aug 11, 2010
Thanks for this recipe - it is SO tasty! I used frozen strawberries in mine, that way it cut the freeze-time down and I could eat some right then!
I used sunflower seeds on top as 'sprinkles', too - which gave it a nice crunchy texture.
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KhaasLadki
Aug 11, 2010
Thanks for this recipe - it is SO tasty! I used frozen strawberries in mine, that way it cut the freeze-time down and I could eat some right then!
I used sunflower seeds on top as 'sprinkles', too - which gave it a nice crunchy texture.
bete noir
Apr 09, 2010
I added chopped dehydrated strawberries for some chunk. Even my non-veg friends love this!
arjax
Dec 19, 2009
Both wonderful ideas! It would definitely cut down on the freeze time.
frugalmum
Dec 18, 2009
You could also pre-freeze the fruit before adding. :-)
Belisarius
Dec 17, 2009
To save time, I'd pre-freeze the bananas, then just add the fruit to them (though probably slightly less) and blend. This will make a perfect soft-whip ice-cream.
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