Recipe Directions
1. Process the soaked raisins until they are relatively smooth.
2. Then add in the bananas, vanilla, ground chia, spices and stevia, and continue to process until the mixture is completely smooth and creamy.
3. Try the ice cream, and add more stevia or vanilla to taste.
4. At this point, it will seem like a cold pudding, so freeze the ice cream for 1-2 hours. Stir before serving.
Kathrynintheraw's Thoughts
By kathrynintheraw A smooth, creamy, naturally sweetened summertime treat that will make you forget all about Ben and Jerry’s!
What’s not to love?!
The raisins give the ice cream a rich, buttery flavor. The chia seeds provide amazing nutrition and leave you feeling full and satisfied.
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vilde_chaya
Aug 31, 2010
This looks like a fun one! And not too complicated as far as raw ice cream recipes go. What does the chia do in terms of texture? Does grinding them first give the entire thing some gelantinousness?
Mon46
Aug 31, 2010
kathryn, this looks fabulous. It's so simple and I usually have all these ingredients on hand. Thanks!
jah rawstafari
Sep 01, 2010
I love that this is NUT and agave *free*. I will have to try this. I use chia to make a "tapioca" style pudding and I absolutely love it. (basically the same recipe as above, except I use young coconut instead of banana and I keep the raisins whole) Thanks for sharing. You should also add this under the new "nut free" category. cheers.
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jah rawstafari
Sep 01, 2010
I love that this is NUT and agave *free*. I will have to try this. I use chia to make a "tapioca" style pudding and I absolutely love it. (basically the same recipe as above, except I use young coconut instead of banana and I keep the raisins whole) Thanks for sharing. You should also add this under the new "nut free" category. cheers.
Mon46
Aug 31, 2010
kathryn, this looks fabulous. It's so simple and I usually have all these ingredients on hand. Thanks!
kathrynintheraw
Aug 31, 2010
vilde_chaya: You're right- the chia is what gives the ice cream its gelatinous (but still creamy) "soft serve" texture.
Khaas Ladki: I think this would work great in an ice cream maker! It's such a drag having to wait for it to freeze in the freezer. If you try it, let me know how it turns out!
KhaasLadki
Aug 31, 2010
Do you think if I doubled the recipe I could put it in the ice-cream maker? I'm wondering if it'd freeze too much or if it would be nice and soft if I didn't let it go for too long.
vilde_chaya
Aug 31, 2010
This looks like a fun one! And not too complicated as far as raw ice cream recipes go. What does the chia do in terms of texture? Does grinding them first give the entire thing some gelantinousness?
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