2 cups frozen strawberries
1 cup Polly-O or Calabro Ricotta (See Cook's Notes)
1/4 cup Splenda or 2 tablespoons Truvia
2 teaspoons vanilla
Place strawberries, ricotta, sweetener and vanilla into food processor and pulse and blend until a very silky smooth 'ice cream' eventually forms. Remove the blade and pop into the freezer for ten to twelve minutes to firm up just a little then serve immediately in frozen glasses.
Cook's Notes:
*You'll need a food processor for this one, a blender just won't work.
1/4 cup Splenda or 2 tablespoons Truvia
2 teaspoons vanilla
Place strawberries, ricotta, sweetener and vanilla into food processor and pulse and blend until a very silky smooth 'ice cream' eventually forms. Remove the blade and pop into the freezer for ten to twelve minutes to firm up just a little then serve immediately in frozen glasses.
Cook's Notes:
*You'll need a food processor for this one, a blender just won't work.
* Initially the blending WILL BE NOISY!
* If strawberries aren't your style, raspberries and blueberries work beautifully - as do frozen peaches.
* Some ricottas are a little grainy. The recommended brands are very smooth. If you can't find them try to find a fresh or smooth ricotta for the best texture.
* If strawberries aren't your style, raspberries and blueberries work beautifully - as do frozen peaches.
* Some ricottas are a little grainy. The recommended brands are very smooth. If you can't find them try to find a fresh or smooth ricotta for the best texture.
* Of course you can bump up the ample protein by adding a scoop of your favorite protein powder with just a TINY bit of water or milk.
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