An incredibly simple yet totally refreshing ice-cream. I’d almost feel guilty if it wasn’t so easy to whip up!
Adapted from nigella.com
Makes: 1 litre
Ingredients
300ml double cream
Half a can of condensed milk (approx. 200g)
Fresh mint (enough for a firmly packed handful of leaves)
80g dark chocolate
Method
- Combine both creams in a small bowl.
- Place fresh mint leaves into hand and squeeze to bruise leaves. This will help release the beautiful mint flavour.
- Add bruised mint to the cream and stir to immerse leaves.
- Cover with cling-wrap and place in the fridge for a few hours – the longer you leave it, the more the mint will infuse into the cream.
- Remove the cream and strain into a larger bowl. Use a spoon to help squish the cream through the strainer to make sure you get most of it. Discard the mint leaves.
- Using an electric mixer, beat the cream until light and fluffy & soft peaks form.
- Chop the dark chocolate and gently add to cream.
- Put mixture in an airtight container and freeze overnight.
Notes
- Original recipe replaces fresh mint with 2 tbsp creme de menthe.

