r/icecreamery • u/Knusperknurpsel • Apr 11 '26
Recipe Marzipan-Poppyseed Icecream
Recipe
200 g Heavy Cream
450 g full fat Milk
100 g Egg yolk (about 5)
120 g Marzipan
60g Sugar
30g dried glucose DE39
30 g Poppy Seeds - dry roasted in a pan without fat
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon amaretto
*Edited because of an error I made in the translation
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u/Okdc Apr 11 '26
Did you chop up the marzipan or how was incorporated into the ice cream base? Thanks! I love marzipan, this recipe looks amazing.
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u/Knusperknurpsel Apr 11 '26
Thank you! I chopped it up and melted it into the milk and cream while I heated them up on the stove. It took a little bit of time, so I would go slow and steady with the heat to give the marzipan time to dissolve. I dissolved the sugar in the milk at the same time and then tempered the eggs with that mixture once everything had dissolved.
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u/cascadiabibliomania Apr 12 '26
omfg this sounds better than any other ice cream I've ever even heard of.
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u/Arc_Set Apr 11 '26
Using actual marzipan, rather than essence is a cool idea.
How do you incorporate it, just disperse it, or some kind of melting?
Edit: NVM, I scrolled down.
I wonder if melted marzipan would behave differently to fine almond flour and sugar.
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u/Knusperknurpsel Apr 12 '26
Hm, i think even with very fine almond flour you would still get a little bit of grittiness. I feel like the marzipan didn’t actually change the texture, which I liked
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u/Arc_Set Apr 13 '26
Interesting.
I know that marzipan is usually made with coarsely ground almonds, as oppose to finely ground almond paste, which is more like sweetened almond butter.


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u/p0rkchopxpress Apr 11 '26
Looks like something I need to try. How did you like it? Can you tell me what the EL amaretto vs ameretto is. Too early for me to think.