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    No Churn Corn Ice Cream

    Published Jul 15, 2023; Modified Aug 19, 2025 by Sylvie Taylor

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    With a taste like toasted corn flakes, this No Churn Corn Ice Cream recipe uses fresh corn to create a corn caramel (you can also simply use the caramel on top of plain old store-bought vanilla ice cream) and folds it into a creamy egg and whipped cream base for a perfect soft serve iced dessert.

    A scoop of corn ice cream in a cone rests on top of a round lined metal tin on a light gray surface with corn cobs beside.

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    Ingredients and substitutions for No Churn Corn Ice Cream
    How to make No Churn Corn Ice Cream
    Ingredients for Corn Ice Cream sit in a series of bowls on a gray surface.

    Ingredients and substitutions for No Churn Corn Ice Cream

    • Corn: Fresh or frozen corn work perfect here because we blend them until fine anyhow, though frozen will be harder to blend so you might want to allow 5 minutes to defrost a little.
    • Eggs: Whipped the eggs with the sugar gives our semifreddo the volume and richness that compliments the cream and works particularly well with the corn flavor.
    • Sugar: The best sugar here is superfine or caster sugar which adds the sweetness without any additional flavor.
    • Heavy Cream: The heavy cream makes for a nice controllable whipped cream gives our no churn iced dessert itโ€™s signature texture. I have not tried making this with coconut whipped cream, so cannot recommend.

    See recipe card for quantities.

    Scoops of no churn corn ice cream sit on top of a lined round metal tin with cones and corn cobs beside on a light gray surface.

    How to make No Churn Corn Ice Cream:

    Corn caramel sits in a ceramic ramekin on a gray surface.

    Step 1: Blend: The corn and 2 tablespoons of the water into a blender until fine.

    Step 2: Strain: The juice into a small saucepan, discarding the pulp. Toss in the sugar and remaining water and simmer until thickened and sticking to the back of a spoon. Set aside to cool completely.

    Whipped eggs, egg yolk and sugar sit in a stainless steel bowl on a gray surface.

    Step 3: Double boiler: Beat the eggs, extract and sugar until thick and pale.

    Soft peaks whipped cream sits in a stainless steel bowl on a gray surface.

    Step 4: Whip it: Whip the cream until soft peaks form.

    Whipped eggs and whipped cream is stirred into a stainless steel bowl on a gray surface.

    Step 5: Stir together: Stir the cream and corn caramel together. Then stir the egg mixture and caramel cream until well combined.

    Two scoops of ice cream sit in cones resting on top of the remaining corn ice cream in a round lined metal tin on a plate on a light gray surface with corn cobs and cones resting beside.

    Step 6: Freeze: Pour the creamy custard into a freezer proof dish and smooth out. Freeze for 4 hours or preferably overnight.

    Step 7: Scoop and serve: Allow to sit at room temperature until you can scoop. Serve up and dig in!

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    No Churn Corn Ice Cream

    Sylvie Taylor
    This No Churn Corn Ice Cream recipe uses fresh corn to create a corn caramel and folds it into a creamy egg and whipped cream base for a perfect soft serve iced dessert.
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    Prep Time 30 minutes mins
    Freezing time 4 hours hrs
    Total Time 4 hours hrs 30 minutes mins
    Course Dessert
    Servings 6
    Calories 337 kcal

    Ingredients
      

    Corn caramel

    • 123 grams / 1 ยฝ cups fresh or frozen corn
    • 90 grams / โ…“ cup + 2 teaspoons water
    • 100 grams / ยฝ cup superfine/caster sugar
    • 80 grams / ยผ cup honey

    Semifreddo

    • 110 grams / 2 large eggs room temperature
    • 18 grams / 1 large egg yolk room temperature
    • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
    • 264 grams / 1 ยผ cups - 1 tablespoon heavy cream

    Instructions
     

    Corn caramel

    • Place the corn and 2 tablespoons of the water into a blender and pulse until fine.
    • Sieve the juice into a small saucepan, discarding the pulp.
    • Toss in the superfine sugar, honey and remaining water and cook on low heat, simmering until thickened and it sticks to the back of your spoon, approximately 12 minutes.
    • Set aside to cool completely.

    Corn Semifreddo

    • Place the eggs, yolk, extract and sugar into a heatproof bowl over a double boiler on medium heat and whip until thickened and pale, approximately 12 minutes.
    • Set aside to cool.
    • Spoon the corn caramel into the eggs and fold to combine until smooth.
    • Whip the cream until soft peaks are just reached and then fold into the corn egg mixture mixture.
    • Pour into a freezer proof dish and freeze for at least 4 hours or overnight.
    • Remove and allow to soften slightly.
    • Scoop up and serve in bowls or ice cream cones.
    • Enjoy!

    Notes

    • Corn: Fresh or frozen corn work perfect here because we blend them until fine anyhow, though frozen will be harder to blend so you might want to allow 5 minutes to defrost a little.
    • Freezerproof tin: The tin used here was a 6 inches/15 centimeters cake tin as this makes approximately 1 liter of iced dessert.
    Recipe by Roamingtaste

    Nutrition

    Calories: 337kcal
    Keyword frozen dessert
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