Make Strawberry Ice Cream in the KitchenAid Stand Mixer with this easy to follow recipe. This post is sponsored by Brawny.
This strawberry ice cream recipe is made without eggs and is some of the creamiest, tastiest ice cream you can make at home using an ice cream maker. It is naturally pink from the gently mashed strawberries.
Have you ever made your own ice cream at home? We have and let’s just say, it can be a little messy…ok, maybe super messy!! I was a little rusty since it has been over a year since I last took out my ice cream maker. Honestly, I kind of forgot how much of a mess homemade ice cream can be.
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Boy, did these sheets sizes come in handy during the entire process of making homemade strawberry ice cream!
How to Make Homemade Strawberry Ice Cream
In order to make from-scratch strawberry ice cream, you will need the following ingredients:
- 2 cups of chopped strawberries (fresh, rinsed, dried, hulled, and chopped)
- 1 cup of white sugar
- 1 tsp of fresh lemon juice
- 2 cups of whole milk
- 2 cups of heavy whipping cream
- 1 tsp of vanilla bean paste or 1 tbsp of vanilla extract
Supplies to Make Homemade Ice Cream
- Ice cream maker/attachment for stand mixer
- Large bowl
- Knife
- Cutting board
- Measuring cups
- Loaf pan or ice cream storage container
- Ice Cream scoop
Tips for making Strawberry Ice Cream
Are fresh or frozen strawberries better?
For this recipe, freshly chopped berries are better than frozen berries. You will get a more authentic taste, and your berries will not taste sour. I decided to only lightly mash mine after mixing the batter to keep a lot of nice chunks!
Do I need eggs in my ice cream?
For this recipe, you do not need to add eggs. The ice cream freeze well and was creamy and delicious!
How long to freeze ice cream?
While this ice cream was soft serve consistency when it went into the loaf pan, it took a solid 6 hours to harden. To enjoy, simply scoop out using an ice cream scoop. Be sure to make sure the container is thoroughly closed.
How long to churn strawberry ice cream?
This recipe took 20 minutes in my stand mixer using the attachment. The bowl was fully frozen for best results. Just make sure you keep the speed on low because if you do not, the ice cream will spill out.
I had mine too high and the mixture overflowed. Thankfully, my Brawny® Tear-A-Square® paper towels helped to clean up the giant mess I made!
Homemade Strawberry Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 cups strawberries wash, dry, hull, chop
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp vanilla bean paste
- 1 cup white sugar
- 2 cups whole milk
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
Instructions
- Make sure your ice cream maker bowl is frozen for at least 24 hours before use.
- Add chopped strawberries to a large glass mixing bowl.
- Add in sugar and lemon juice and mix. Allow to sit for 10 minutes.
- Add in milk & heavy cream. Add in vanilla bean paste and mix thoroughly.
- Gently mash berries using a hand masher.
- Pour mixture into your ice cream maker.
- Keep speed on low for at least 20 minutes (may take longer) for soft serve consistency.
- Pour slightly frozen batter into an ice cream container or loaf pan. Cover thoroughly.
- Allow mixture to fully freeze for 6-9 hours before enjoying.
Brianne Tursi Manz says
I love this step-by-step recipe for strawberry ice cream, which, by the way, is one of my kids’ favorite flavors. Thank goodness for Brawny paper towels to clean up the mess!
Krystel | Frugal Living says
OMGGGG this looks so good. Definitely, want to try this out
Nicole S. says
You may want to consider only using 3 cups of liquid combined for this specific ice cream maker. (Totally aware that more might have been used for the paper towel demonstration. :)) it’s still messy to get out of the maker, but doesn’t explode out. 💜mine
Teresa says
I haven’t seen these tear a square yet from Brawy. I always purchase the ahlf sheets for less waste, but these squares would be even better. Your ice cream looks delilsh
Liz says
I rely on paper towels SO much, and this is an instance I would definitely use more than a few tear sheets! I love me some Brawny assistance.
Celebrate Woman Today says
It is really great to have the KitchenAid mixer. So many possibilities to make ice-cream and pasta and dice and cut all veggies. I need to invest into one.
Yes, your ice-cream recipe looks awesome!
Rachel says
Fresh strawberry ice cream is amazing. I am intrigued by chilling it in a pan though.
REESA LEWANDOWSKI says
I LOVE making ice cream like this! It is going to be strawberry season here soon and this will be perfect!
kristin says
This looks perfect for summer and spring break as it heats up!
Anne Marie says
Mmm, we need to get our ice cream maker out of storage and try this recipe. Just perfect for a backyard BBQ!
Ruth I says
Thank you for this delicious recipe! It’s always messy in our house, this brand sounds great!
Kiwi says
I am definitely inspired to make strawberry ice cream. It is strawberry season so I am highly excited about this!
Christy Loner says
You may want to check your printable version of the recipe compared to what you have printed in the column. They differ in the amount of lemon juice. Which is correct, 1 teaspoon or 1 Tablespoon?
Amy says
One tablespoon is correct! Thank you, for catching that!
Amy Swenson says
Are you able to substitute half and half for the whipping cream? Thank you!!)(
Amy Desrosiers says
No, that will not thicken it up properly.
Sondra says
can I use 4 cups of heavy cream ?
Amy Desrosiers says
Hello, Yes you can! It will be a bit richer!