Creamy Low-Carb Butter Pecan Ice Cream

"Since going ketogenic, my wife and I are always looking for ways to keep carbs out of our diet and live off of fat. We've both lost weight, body fat and have good blood numbers now. I took several traditional butter pecan ice cream recipes and experimented with ingredients and wow, this one has us hooked. The ice cream maker does most of the work. Very tasty!"
 
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photo by Tomaso Basso photo by Tomaso Basso
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photo by Tomaso Basso photo by Tomaso Basso
photo by Tomaso Basso photo by Tomaso Basso
Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
10 Scoops
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • 1. Melt butter in a skillet and toast the pecans for 6-8 minutes, browning the butter a bit in the process.
  • 2. In a saucepan, stir together cream, monk fruit sweetener, butter, pecans, vanilla maple syrup, xantham gum and egg yolks.
  • 3, When mixture is hot to the point a little bubbles around the edge of the pan, remove from heat and cool 5-10 minutes.
  • 4. Add the vodka and vegetable glycerin which will help keep the ice cream from getting too frozen and hard.
  • 5. Pour mixture into an ice cream maker and follow manufacturer's instructions, usually about 60 minutes or so.
  • 6. Using a spatula, move the now churned ice cream into a suitable ice cream storage container. (I use Tovolo).
  • 7. Freeze for 3-4 hours and it should be ready to eat. If harder than desired take out for 10 minutes before scooping the ice cream and serving.

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My wife calls me "Maso", which is approximately "Tom" in Italian. I love taking recipes and change them to make them full of flavor, easier and quicker to make, and healthier to eat. I've been eating a Mediterranean diet for a long time now, so many of my recipes lean that way. You'll typically find olives, olive oil, nuts and leaner meats in my recipes. I rarely use recipes for most of my cooking, but attempt to get it right when telling others how to make something.
 
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