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Pumpkin Cream Ice Cream with Pumpkin Seed Crumble and Physalis

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Pumpkin Cream Ice Cream with Pumpkin Seed Crumble and Physalis

The perfect pumpkin cream ice cream with pumpkin seed crumble and physalis recipe with a picture and simple step-by-step instructions.

Pumpkin cream ice cream

  • 750 g Hokkaido pumpkin meat
  • 3 tsp Liquid butter
  • 3 Pc. Oranges
  • 250 ml Whole milk
  • 65 g Creme fraiche Cheese
  • 4 tsp Powdered sugar
  • 300 ml Cream

Pumpkin ragout

  • 350 g Hokkaido pumpkin meat
  • 3 tbsp Apricot jam
  • 3 Pc. Oranges
  • 3 Msp Cinnamon powder
  • Powdered sugar

Baked physalis

  • 20 Pc. Physalis
  • 65 g Marzipan raw mass
  • 75 ml Cream
  • 50 ml Almond liqueur
  • 1,5 Pc. Oranges
  • 1 packet Puff pastry
  • 3 tsp Powdered sugar

Pumpkin seed crumble

  • 375 g Pumpernickel
  • 5 tbsp Pumpkin seeds without shell
  • 5 tbsp Sugar brown
  • 1,5 Pc. Limes
  • Black pepper from the mill

Pumpkin cream ice cream

  1. For the pumpkin cream ice cream, cut the pumpkin flesh into cubes with an edge length of 2 cm. Place a DIN A3 piece of aluminum foil on a worktop. Place some butter and the pumpkin pieces on top, beat together and then fold up. Place this packet on a baking rack and simmer the pumpkin on the middle rack in the oven preheated to 160 ° C (convection) for approx. 40 minutes. Let the pumpkin cool down. Finely grate the orange peel. Peel and fillet the orange. Place the braised pumpkin pieces with the braised juice in a small baking dish lined with cling film. Pour the orange fillets and the orange zest on top, mix everything well. Freeze well in the freezer for 4-6 hours. Cut up the frozen pumpkin orange mixture just before serving and place in a tall blender jar. Add milk, crème fraîche and powdered sugar and mix everything with the hand blender. While mixing, work in enough cream to make a nice, creamy ice cream.

Pumpkin ragout

  1. For the hot pumpkin ragout, cut the pumpkin meat into cubes with an edge length of ½ cm. Put the apricot jam and the freshly squeezed juice of the orange in a small saucepan and bring to the boil, stirring constantly. Add the pumpkin cubes, stir once, then close the pot with a lid and remove from the heat. Put the open saucepan on the stove, add 2-4 tablespoons of water and heat the pumpkin cubes. If necessary, season with the cinnamon powder and some powdered sugar.

Baked physalis

  1. Pluck the physalis fruits from the leaves and cut into quarters with a knife. Mix the marzipan mixture with the cream and almond liqueur as well as the freshly grated orange peel and the freshly squeezed orange juice in a small bowl. If necessary, heat briefly so that the marzipan dissolves. Add the physalis and stir. Spread out the puff pastry, cut into small squares. Place 1 physalis with a little marzipan glaze in the middle of each dough square. Pull up the free edges of the dough and form a bag. Bake in the oven shortly before serving according to the package insert.

Pumpkin seed crumble

  1. Chop the pumpernickel and pumpkin seeds very finely. Sprinkle both with brown sugar in a medium-sized pan and slowly caramelize at ½ speed until the crumbles are nice and crispy. Season to taste with a little lime zest and some black pepper, place on a plate and let cool down
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