ICE_CREAM
Deep Dutch Chocolate
๐ Be the first to rate this๐ฅ 12 min prepโ๏ธ 24 hr freeze๐ฆ 1 pint
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The first time I served Deep Dutch Chocolate from the Ninja Creami, my brother-in-law asked which gelato shop I'd been hiding it from. That's the melted semisweet chocolate talking, layered on top of cocoa powder for a deep, almost grown-up chocolate flavor that isn't cartoonishly sweet. It spins into a dense, creamy scoop that clings to the spoon. Here's the tip I learned the messy way: let the melted chocolate cool before mixing it into the cold base, or it seizes into little chocolate shards. Cooled in, it freezes smooth and dark.
How it spins
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Program
Ice Cream
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Freeze
24 hrs
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Prep
12 min
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Makes
1 pint
Tip: freeze the pint on a level shelf for a full 24 hours. If the first spin looks crumbly, add a splash of milk and run Re-spin.
Ingredients
- Whole Milk1 cup
- Heavy Cream0.75 cup
- Granulated Sugar0.33 cup
- Unsweetened Cocoa Powder3 tbsp
- Semisweet Chocolate, Melted2 oz
- Vanilla Extract1 tsp
Directions
- 1Whisk the cocoa powder and sugar together, then slowly add the milk so no lumps remain.
- 2Warm the mixture gently and stir in the melted chocolate until smooth and glossy.
- 3Off the heat, whisk in the heavy cream and vanilla, then cool the base completely.
- 4Pour into a Creami pint below the max line, seal, and freeze flat for 24 hours.
- 5Spin on the ICE CREAM preset, adding a splash of milk and a Re-spin if it looks crumbly.
- 6Serve soft or return to the freezer to set firmer.
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