Have you ever heard of "fried ice cream?"?

Question

I've tried it b4 and its good what in it? and is it really fried?

Answer 1

MEXICAN FRIED ICE CREAM
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3 c. vanilla or chocolate ice cream
2 beaten eggs
1/2 tsp. vanilla
4 1/2 c. sweetened corn flakes or (rice crisp cereal, crushed)
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
Cooking oil for deep fat frying
Ice cream topping

Place six scoops about 1/2 cup each of ice cream in a small pan (freeze for 1 hour). Combine eggs, vanilla in a small mixing bowl. In pie plate combine cereal and cinnamon.
Dip each frozen ice cream ball in egg mixture. Then in cereal mixture. Return coated ice cream balls to pan and freeze (1 hour) or until firm. Reserve remaining cereal mixture. Cover and chill remaining egg mixture. Remove coated ice cream ball from freezer. Dip ball in remaining egg and cereal mixture, return to pan. Cover and freeze for several hours.

Fry frozen ice cream balls (1 or 2 at a time) in deep hot oil at 350 degrees in deep frying pan or deep fryer, 15 seconds or until brown (golden brown). Drain a few seconds, return ice cream balls to freezer while frying remaining ones. Serve immediately with ice cream topping.

(Serves 6 persons.)

Answer 2

I haven't heard of fried ice cream, but I suppose that if you put a scoop of ice cream into a batter mix and then dropped it in a deep fat frier for a few seconds to cook the batter, then it would probably work.

It wouldn't be the healthiest meal you've ever eaten, I'd go as far as to say it would be full of bad fats and cholesterol - and probably would carry a health warning :O)

Now apple fritters are fantastic - same with banana ones. Not sure if they're much healthier, but they sure are tasty.

M

Answer 3

Yes it is really fried!!! Weird concept, eh?!!

Fried ice cream is an Americanized Mexican/Asian dessert.

Fried ice cream is commonly found at Mexican food chain restaurants in the United States (e.g. El Torito or Chi-Chi's) and fairs and carnivals. It is commonly made by taking a scoop of deep-frozen ice cream (frozen well below the temperature at which ice cream is generally kept), possibly rolling it in egg, then rolling in cornflakes or cookie crumbs, and then briefly deep frying -- the extremely low temperature of the ice cream prevents it from melting while being fried. Finally, it might be sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar and a touch of peppermint, though whipped cream may be used as well.

Answer 4

ya and not a big fan of it. I like regular ice cream on a hot summer day

Answer 5

i'm not sure what's in it, but yes it is fried, check out this clip it'll show you the process you can do at home, which is pretty much the same at restaurants

Answer 6

The person up there is corect and it tates very good too with whipped cream

Answer 7

Yes, it's a weird Mexican American dessert.

It's really fried or blanched actually.

Answer 8

What shashe said. I'll only add that at the local Chinese restaurant they pour alcohol on it and light it on fire just before they serve it.

Answer 9

Yes ...it's delicious...