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Ingredients

12 slice(s)

Coconut Icecream

  • 100 grams raw sugar (or sugar of your choice)
  • 250 grams whipping cream
  • 250 grams thick coconut cream
  • 3 egg yolks

Peach Sorbet

  • 400 grams peach flesh cubed and frozen
  • 40 grams raw sugar
  • 1 egg white

Peach Puree

  • 400 grams peach flesh cubed and frozen, (use less peaches for a thinner layer)
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Recipe's preparation

    Coconut Icecream

  1. Place all ingredients into the Thermomix.

    Cook 5 min at 80 degrees on speed 4

    Pour mixture into a non stick lamington or loaf tin.

    The "Dream Bars" can be made in either shaped tin.

    The lamington tin will give thinner layers than the loaf tin.

    Freeze for 2-3 hours till the mixture is firm but not frozen.

    Remove from freezer.

    Cut up into medium sized piecesand return to the Thermomix bowl.

    Mix for 20 sec on speed 9 to break down the pieces and then 10 sec speed 4

    using the spatula to assist.

    Pour the icecream back into the tray and return to freezer till frozen.

     

    2. Peach Sorbet

  2. Place sugar in bowl and pulverise 10 sec on speed 9

    Place frozen peaches into the Thermomix bowl.

    Grind for 20 sec speed 9 using the spatula to assist

    till you have the consistency of frozen paste.

    Add egg white.

    Mix for 5 sec speed 6 to mix.

    Insert the butterfly over the blades.

    Whip for 1-2 min speed 4 depending on how fluffy you want the mix.

    The longer you mix the lighter the color,

    so to keep the peachy color don't whip too long.

    Spread this over the layer of coconut icecream.

    Return the tray to the freezer.

    3. Peach Puree

  3. Place frozen peach chunks into Thermomix.

    Grind for 20 sec speed 9.

    Use the spatula to scrape down the bowl.

    Continue to blend on speed 5-6 for another 20 sec (or longer) until you have a smooth frozen paste.

    Spread the paste on top of the sorbet layer.

    Return the tray to the freezer for a few hours till all layers are frozen.

    4. To Serve

  4. Remove the tray from the freezer and sit at

    room temperature for a few minutes to allow the edges

    to thaw enough to come out of the tray.

    Alternatively wipe the edges of the tin with a hot cloth until the edges thaw.

    Turn out onto a chopping board.

    Use a large sharp knife to cut into bars.

    You should be able to cut 12 slices from a loaf tin

    and 12 bars from a lamington tin.

    Serve on a platter at an informal gathering or wrap the lower half

    of the bar in paper wrap for a special frozen treat to eat in your hands.

    5. Tip

  5. Have frozen peaches ready in the freezer and make each layer

    over the course of a few hours after each layer has frozen.

    Experiment with your favorite fruit for a different frozen treat.

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This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd.
Vorwerk Thermomix ® and The Mix Australia Pty Ltd and The Mix New Zealand Ltd assume no liability, particularly in terms of ingredient quantities used and success of the recipes.
Please observe the safety instructions in the Thermomix ® instruction manual at all times.

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  • Delicious. Thanks so much.

    Submitted by Thermo-Minion on 15. January 2015 - 00:37.

    Delicious. Thanks so much.

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  • Is the "thick" coconut cream

    Submitted by Lauren McDowall on 18. March 2013 - 16:46.

    Is the "thick" coconut cream just the ordinary tin of coconut cream you buy in the supermarket or is it a different product?? Haven't been able to spot 'thick' coconut cream as yet - should I try an Asian grocer? Hanging out to make these tmrc_emoticons.)  

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  • Made this today and everyone

    Submitted by Claireh05 on 3. February 2013 - 14:46.

    Made this today and everyone loved it. Awesome recipe thanks  Big Smile

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  • Congrats on being chosen for

    Submitted by Ros Teirney on 1. February 2013 - 03:13.

    Congrats on being chosen for ROTD.  Nice styling in your photo.  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • This recipe has a great

    Submitted by thermomum2 on 28. January 2013 - 18:15.

    This recipe has a great texture contrast between the ice-cream and sorbet layers and leaves a fruity tang in your mouth! tmrc_emoticons.)

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