It all started with having some extra heavy whipping cream left over from all the Christmas cooking; it ended with a heavenly Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream. The family voted. . .
. . .it was unanimous.
Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream was their favorite!
No Churn Ice-Cream is easy
I’m almost embarrassed to admit how very easy this is to put together.
Almost . . . but not quite.
How can I keep this very delicious ice cream to myself? And really, who has to know how very easy a dessert this is? After all, it’s just between friends, right??
No- Churn Ice Cream is versatile
I had another no-churn ice cream I’d made around Thanksgiving that I’d planned to post. But after tasting this rich, creamy dessert, I knew that I had to hurry and share this recipe.
This dessert is a delightful addition during the Christmas season.
In fact, I think Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream would even make an elegant Valentine’s Day dessert — just drizzle a little chocolate on top if you want to make it even more special. Yum!
Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream has few ingredients
Are you ready for all of the ingredients? Here goes:
- one can of cherry pie filling,
- one can of sweetened condensed milk,
- shaved almonds,
- heavy whipping cream,
- almond extract,
- and a splash of amaretto liqueur.
That’s it!
I will write out the directions, but heavens, it’s so easy. And if you’re feeling adventurous you can always use another kind of pie filling, but I thought the beautiful Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream is perfect for this Holiday Season.
Tutti a tavola è pronto!
Un caro saluto e alla prossima . . . Buon Natale e Felice Anno Nuovo!
Cherry Almond Amaretto No-Churn Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk not evaporated
- 1/2 cup shaved almonds lightly toasted
- 2 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/4 cup amaretto liqueur
- Chill the bowl and beaters before whipping the cream
Instructions
- Mix the cherry pie filling, the sweetened condensed milk, almond extract and liqueur in a bowl and chill.
- Whip the cream in the chilled bowl with the chilled beaters until you get stiff peaks.
- Using the same beaters slightly whip the chilled cherry ingredients. You don't want to break up all of the cherries.
- Fold the cherry ingredients into the whipped cream until blended. Don't mix! Fold! Once it is mixed through add the cooled toasted almonds. Put in containers and freeze. Makes about 2 quarts ice cream.
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Kelly Anthony says
What a beautiful holiday dessert! It looks so festive! And would be so perfect for a warm weather Christmas…we get one of those every now and again in Texas 😉
Dana says
Amaretto is one of my favorite flavors but I had never thought to put it in ice cream… yum!
Pam Greer says
I love that this uses cherry pie filling – so you can make it year round! You’re right it’s great for the holidays and it would be good for Valentine’s day or even a summer holiday!
Veena Azmanov says
No Churn is one of the best inventions. I love how simple and easy they are to make too. This cherry and amaretto sounds heavenly. Can’t wait to try.
Analida Braeger says
Ahh the perfect dessert. The tanginess of amaretto, sweet cherries, and creamy ice cream Perfect! Thanks for sharing.
Sherri says
Love how easy this is to make! No-churn is my favorite way to make ice cream! The combination of the cherry, amaretto and almond flavors is just pure heaven! Totally drooling! 🙂
Aleta says
Simple with few ingredients? Love it! This ice cream looks so yummy I want to just reach through the screen and take a bite! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Jacque says
This ice cream is perfect for the holidays! Who says ice cream is only good during the summer?
Sandhya Ramakrishnan says
No churn ice creams are my favorite and that color of the ice cream is just so beautiful and captivating. So simple to make and absolutely no compromise on the flavors.
Catherine says
Marisa your ice cream looks beautiful with the cherries and I bet it tastes fantastic! What a fabulous combination of flavors…I would love a scoop! XO
Natalie says
This is my kind a treat. I love cherry amaretto combo. To bad it’s so cold now but I will pin this recipe to give it a try when weather get warmer.
Catalina says
OMG! You just combined my two favorite ingredients cherry and Amaretto. This ice cream looks and sounds divine! A must try recipe!
Cathleen @ A Taste of Madness says
I have almost all of these ingredients. I love no churn ice creams, so I would be all over this!
Tracy says
No churn is the best! These flavors were perfect together. My daughter asked me to make it again!
Dan Zehr says
Now this, this is the real deal. I love the idea of combining amaretto with cherries! Divine!
Veena Azmanov says
Cherry ice cream has got to be one of my favorite ice creams. Love that you added amaretto. And love that this is a no-churn. These no-churn ice-creams sure are the best invention ever.
Noel Lizotte says
I love no churn ice creams! I keep adding varieties to my recipe box, because I can’t get enough! This is so seasonal, perfect for the holidays!
Cheese Curd In Paradise says
I love cherries and this looks great! I love the suggestion of a little chocolate drizzle on top….don’t mind if I do…. yum!
April says
Haha, I would vote for it, too! It looks DELICIOUS! And it is amazing to read that it all began from Christmas leftovers! 🙂 Definitely something I want to try!
Karyl Henry says
All kinds of my favorite ingredients in one recipe! This looks so delicious, and I love that it’s no-churn.
Gloria says
Love how we can use this during the holidays. There is always someone that would love some ice cream. If you leave out the alcohol, this is great for kids too. Always a great option for a quick dessert with some Christmas cookies. ENJOY!!
Lisa says
The simplicity of this gorgeous pink ice cream is mind boggling — and that can of cherry pie filling (my personal favorite) is calling my name. I’ve made cherry amaretto ice cream before –making a custard, chilling it, pulling out the ice cream maker and churning. It’s not a quick process, so I really appreciate this oh-so-much-easier method.
Kirsten/Comfortably Domestic says
I’m always on the lookout for no churn ice cream recipes. This one of perfect for the holidays!
Marisa Franca says
Hi, Kirsten! This one is definitely a keeper!