Frozen yoghurt with guaranteed success

This ice cream is very easy to make, as yoghurt in itself is a good ice cream base. The recipe is prepared super fast and can also be made in the freezer without significant loss of quality. Your own frozen yoghurt ice cream at any time of day or night. You just have to remember to keep a yoghurt in stock in the fridge.

ingredients

2 portions

• 250 g yoghurt (3-4% fat content)
• 10 g vanilla sugar
• 50 g sugar syrup (e.g. bar syrup or lump sugar)
• 1 shot of lime juice
• 1 pinch of salt

Production of lump sugar

Cook in equal parts water and sugar (for this recipe, 25 g water and 25 g sugar) briefly in the pot.

The sugar syrup has the advantage that the sugar crystals are already dissolved. This means that the sugar combines very quickly with the yoghurt.

It is also possible to produce lautered sugar for stock, as it is used for various types of ice cream, especially sorbets. Fill into a bottle while still hot, store in a cool place and consume within approx. 2 weeks.

Preparation of frozen yoghurt in 2 steps

• It couldn't be simpler: use a hand mixer or hand blender to stir/mix all the ingredients briefly at a high setting until a homogenous mixture is produced.
• Put the mass in the Ice cream machine (duration approx. 20 minutes). At Freezer compartment Mix vigorously every 30 minutes with a hand mixer. This takes about 4 hours.

Tips

The ice cream should be completely plastered the same day, because it gets very hard in the freezer. If you have kept the ice cream in the freezer for a longer period of time, then let it thaw for about 30 minutes in the refrigerator and stir or mix it again well.

For arranging, you can put the ice cream in a piping bag with a large opening or in a freezer bag. To do this, place the piping nozzle or bag with the rim turned over in a slightly larger glass and fill it with the ice cream. For the freezer bag, cut off the tip with scissors. As soon as you take the piping nozzle or bag in your hand, you have to do it quickly so that not too much of the ice melts. Drape a nice curl on a plate or in a bowl and decorate with toppings.

Toppings for frozen yoghurt

Here are some inspirations on how to decorate your yoghurt ice cream:

• Fresh seasonal fruit (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, currants, mango, pineapple, kiwi, bananas, etc.)
• Fruit sauces (can also simply be made yourself: puree the fruits with a little icing sugar or caster sugar, if necessary add a dash of lime juice)
• chocolate sauce
• Caramel sauce

• Nuts: flaked or chopped almonds, chopped hazelnuts or walnuts
• Coconut flakes or flakes
• Gummy bears
• Chocolate sprinkles (white, dark or whole milk)
• Coloured crumbles
• Honey
• Brittle
• Biscuits
• Muesli

...and much more