Goat yoghurt Ice cream

Andy Beynon

Andy Beynon

8th January 2026
Andy Beynon

Goat yoghurt Ice cream

60 min

Goat Yoghurt Ice cream by Andy Beynon at Behind

Ingredients

Ingredients

  • 300g Ribblesdale goat curd
  • 250g Natural greek yoghurt
  • 100g whole milk
  • 100g fresh cream
  • 150g caster sugar
  • 60g skimmed milk powder
  • 5g ice cream stabiliser
  • 20g lemon juice

Goat yoghurt Ice cream (x1kg goat curd)

  • 1kg Ribblesdale goat curd
  • 830g Natural Greek yoghurt
  • 333g whole milk
  • 333g fresh cream
  • 500g caster sugar
  • 200g skimmed milk powder
  • 17g ice cream stabiliser
  • 67g lemon juice

Brownie

  • 600g brown sugar
  • 500g boiling water
  • 20g salt
  • 8g baking powder
  • 20g bicarbonate of soda
  • 800g whole wheat
  • 8g cinnamon powder
  • 8g whole black pepper corns crushed
  • 4g ginger powder
  • 8g nutmeg powder

Method

Ice cream ingredients

Combine sugar, milk powder and stabilizer
Heat milk, cream to 40 degrees, add dry ingredients gradually while whisking or blending.
Pasteurize at 85 degrees then cool rapidly to 4 degrees
Add goat curd and yoghurt, blend with an immersion blender until completely smooth.
Incorporate lemon juice
Transfer mixture into Pacojet beakers, freeze at -20 degrees for a minimum of 2 hours.
Process with Pacojet immediately before service.

Brownie

Weigh out all dry ingredients (apart for the brown sugar)into a bowl and combine whilst doing this line a baking tin with grease proof paper.
weigh out water and brown sugar and bring to a boil. Combine the sugar/water solution whist hot with the rest of the dry ingredients
pour mix into the bread tin and bake at 170 degrees fan 2 for 40 minutes
once cooked remove from tin leave on a baking rack to cool
once cooled slice and cook in brown butter until gooey and crush
Dish is completed with shaved black truffle on top.

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