Ingredients
Method
- - Step 1: Place the frozen mixed berries into a high-speed blender or food processor and pulse on high until they break down into a smooth, thick fruit puree. Set aside.
- - Step 2: In a separate mixing bowl, combine the full-fat canned coconut milk, honey, vanilla extract, sea salt, and optional lemon juice. Whisk thoroughly until smooth and completely integrated.
- - Step 3: Pour the white coconut milk mixture into a shallow glass dish or a standard metal loaf pan.
- - Step 4: Spoon the dark berry puree directly over the coconut cream. Take a knife and gently swirl the two mixtures together to create elegant ribbons.
- - Step 5: For an immediate soft-serve texture, spoon into bowls and enjoy right away. For clean, solid scoops, place in the freezer for 1 to 2 hours.
- - Step 6: If freezing longer than two hours, stir the mixture thoroughly with a fork every 30 minutes for the first two hours to break up any developing ice crystals.
Notes
- For the absolute creamiest texture, do not use low-fat or carton coconut milks, as their high water contents will cause the dessert to become icy rather than velvety.
- If your blender blades get temporarily stuck on the cold frozen berries, use your machine's plastic tamper tool to push ingredients down or add 1 additional tablespoon of liquid coconut milk to help restore movement.
- Store leftovers securely in an airtight container with a piece of parchment paper pressed firmly onto the surface to maintain optimal texture for up to 10 days.
- If your blender blades get temporarily stuck on the cold frozen berries, use your machine's plastic tamper tool to push ingredients down or add 1 additional tablespoon of liquid coconut milk to help restore movement.
- Store leftovers securely in an airtight container with a piece of parchment paper pressed firmly onto the surface to maintain optimal texture for up to 10 days.
