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Serves
1 very hungry son-in-law or 4 other kind of humans
Author Notes
This is a necessity-is-the-mother-of kind of recipe -- or maybe the mother-in-law kind. I had a large avocado and a vegan son-in-law with a desperate longing for sweets on my hands. What was a mother-in-law to do? Make "ice cream," of course. I had no idea what I was doing, really -- hence the invention business. It turned out so well, however, that it's a regular in the rotation -- richly chocolate-y and creamy. (Note: many vegans don't eat honey. My son-in-law does. I think agave syrup might work for those who differ-- though I haven't tried it.) —louisez
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Ingredients
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1 1/2 pounds
, approximately, avocado or avocados
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1
can coconut milk, solid part only (it's easiest to separate if you chill the can)
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1/2 cup
dark cocoa or other unsweetened cocoa powder
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1/3 cup
honey
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1 teaspoon
vanilla
Directions
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Peel avocado and remove pit. Combine with other ingredients in food processor and process till completely smooth. Turn into a container and freeze.
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To serve once frozen, leave out on counter or in fridge till scoopable -- or, like my clever son-in-law, microwave 15-30 seconds, or till scoopable. He claims that if he overdoes it, he ends up with a still yummy pudding.
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