Lucuma Ice Cream

<h2 class="subheader">No Ice Cream Machine Required!</h2> Lúcuma – a popular fruit in South America, especially in Peru, Chile and Argentina – has a round, baseball shape, bright orange-yellow flesh and a thick, sweet taste that some say tastes like pumpkin. frozen GOYA® <a title="Lucuma Fruit Pulp" href="https://www.goya.com/en/products/lucuma-fruit-pulp/" data-id="7767">Lucuma Fruit Pulp</a> is ready to be blended into drinks, stirred into cakes or cooked into jam. Here, as a tribute to one of its most popular uses in Peru, we transformed it into smooth ice cream. To do: simply stir the pulp into a quick stove-top custard, fold into whipped cream and freeze. No ice cream machine required! Top with GOYA® <a title="Dulce de Leche - Milk Caramel Spread -Squeeze" href="https://www.goya.com/en/products/confectionery/other-confectionary-products#dulce-de-leche-milk-caramel-spread-squeeze" data-id="8295">Dulce de Leche </a>for a classic Peruvian treat.

Total Time

25m

Prep Time:5m

Yields:1½ Quarts

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Ingredients

2 cups

whole milk

1 cup

sugar

egg yolks

1 pkg.
(14 oz.)

frozen GOYA® Lucuma Fruit Pulp , thawed

1¾ cups

heavy cream, chilled

GOYA® Dulce de Leche – Milk Caramel Spread – Squeeze (optional)

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Directions

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Step 1

Heat milk in medium saucepan over medium-high heat until it reaches the scalding point (edges of milk will begin to bubble, but milk will not boil). Meanwhile, in medium bowl, using whisk, beat together sugar and egg yolks until thick and pale yellow. Gradually whisk hot milk mixture into egg yolk mixture until incorporated; return to saucepan. Cook, stirring occasionally, until milk mixture thickens (it should reach 170°F on quick-read thermometer). Do not allow milk mixture to boil. Transfer hot custard to bowl; mix in thawed lúcuma pulp. Chill until cold.

Step 2

In medium bowl, using hand blender or whisk, beat heavy cream until it thickens and forms stiff peaks (the cream will hold its shape and cling to the edges of whisk when raised). Mix 1/3 whipped cream mixture into chilled lúcuma custard until combined. Gently fold in remaining whipped cream. Transfer lúcuma-cream mixture to 1½-qt.bowl or loaf pan; cover with plastic wrap. Freeze until firm, about 3 hours, or up to 1 week.

Step 3

To serve, scoop lúcuma ice cream into serving bowl; top with dulce de leche, if desired.