It is PUMPKIN season here! Yesterday I posted a Pumpkin Oatmeal recipe. Today I’m posting a Pumpkin Ice Cream recipe. Some other favorite pumpkin recipes on my blog are Pumpkin Pie in 2 Minutes Flat, Pumpkin Pie in a Cup Smoothie, and a No Bean Pumpkin Hummus. This recipe is awesome…I have to say, I am impressed with myself. In fact, I was going to post this recipe next week…but here ya go. Make it NOW. It’s delicious! It is dairy and sugar free…as most of my recipes are. The bananas sweeten this ice cream perfectly! Oh and did I mention it’s only 4 ingredients and NO ICE CREAM MAKER NEEDED?!?!
Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream in 5 Minutes
Ingredients:
3 frozen bananas
1/2 cup pumpkin puree
1/8 cup full fat coconut milk or raw/heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon of pumpkin pie spice
Toppings: coconut butter, pecans, and maple syrup
Directions:
1. Put the pumpkin, coconut milk, and pumpkin pie spice in a food processor.
2. Pull out the frozen bananas from the freezer and slice them in chunks.
3. Process all the ingredients until the mix is smooth like ice cream.
4. Add your desired toppings and DEVOUR!
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Sandra Renteria says
Thank u have good relices
Katie says
Can I make this with almond milk?
The Paleo Mama says
You could! Or you can leave it out. It’s not necessary. It just makes it a little more creamy.
Kati says
This look AMAZING!! Can’t wait to try it. :>
bk says
This is my 24th day of paleo, and am searching for some variety in my recipes. Am very interested in this one, and have a bad banana allergy… any ideas for a substitute?
Amy says
Bananas are really the best for getting the creamy ice cream texture. You could try to freeze a couple of avocados and use it, but it will definitely increase the calorie and fat content. Still healthy though. Or maybe frozen mango.
bk says
Thanks! 🙂
MW says
Hi! This looks BEAUTIFUL and I’m stoked to make it… I’m wondering, does it keep in the freezer?
Amy says
It won’t stay soft serve-like. It will get pretty hard, but you could thaw it a bit.
Angela says
I’m having a crummy day and I’m positive this is the only thing that will cheer me up. (This, plus a hefty glass of red wine…) Can’t wait to try it!
Kimberly says
How does this hold up frozen if I wanted to save it for a potluck? I’m hoping it doesn’t freeze solid or anything! Ha
Annie says
Is there something I can sub for the bananas? It’s just too banana-y for me!
amy says
Yay I can have it! No dairy & looks delicious 🙂
The Paleo Mama says
It is delicious! You will love it!
Holly says
I was wondering how well it freezes, also. Thanks!
Alex Nyc says
GAH! I hate coconut. This looked so good until that. WHY so much coconut? I know… benefits… yummy to most… so beneficial. Guess I will have to make it with ram milk instead.
The Paleo Mama says
It’s a tiny bit. You don’t even need to add it if you don’t want.
cindy says
ok. I doubled the pumpkin but kept the bananas the same. tastes too banana-y. We’ve already cleaned up our diets and cut out most of the sugar except fruit and low doses of sucanat in baking ( smily face here) so were more receptive to the taste of the food (test out my kiddoes–there’s no hiding even avocado!) So I added still more pumpkin and the rest of the can of coconut milk, heaped on the cinnamon, added salt. Still has the banana aftertaste. Oh well, it was a good try. So now its mixing in my ice cream maker to make what will hopefully taste like pumpkin pie ice cream (dairy free version). Thanks for the recipe suggestion.
Christine says
How do you make the pumpkin puree?
The Paleo Mama says
You can either buy canned pumpkin or you can just roast a pumpkin and puree it.
Colleen H says
I thought it was tasty and creamy. Not quite as frozen of a consistency but the taste was phenomenal! I drizzled mine with maple syrup and walnuts. Yum!
Karen G says
I am on a very low carb/ ketogenic diet, and the bananas are way too sweet for me..too many carbohydrates. I am wondering if I can sub the bananas with some coconut milk/cream instead.. and if so, do you have a ratio of what amount of coconut milk/cream to add instead of the bananas? I know around here, 3 bananas is about 3/4 – 1 cup of bananas mashed.
Stephanie says
The frozen bananas are what make it “ice cream.”
bk says
Try this one.
https://www.paleonewbie.com/paleo-chocolate-peanut-butter-ice-cream-recipe/
bk says
Hey thanks! 🙂
Cindy says
I love your recipes but number of servings would be helpful.
Tanya says
You may want to specify in the ingredients list “frozen peeled bananas”. I popped mine in the freezer this afternoon unpeeled; now it’s time to make dessert and they’re unusable til they thaw and I can peel them (and refreeze)…
Jesse says
Too late for you but fun tip- if you run frozen bananas under warm water, you can take off the peel easily with a knife! No thawing required!
Erin D says
Would I be able to use a blender I do not have a food proc? I don’t want to spend that much money for one processor because Im out of work 🙂 Any suggestions? 🙂
The Paleo Mama says
It’s worth a try!
tracey wellman says
I made this today. It was fantastic.
Alycia says
Today is day 2 of trying to do paleo. This was absolutely amazing. I put it in the blender, add extra cinnamon and 1/4 cup of vanilla almond milk. I even shared it with family and friends. It does not taste healthy. Thank you so much for sharing. 😉
Amy says
What a great idea, I never thought to do pumpkin this way, can’t wait to try it!
JenniferJ says
How do I print the pumpkin pie ice cream recipe to read and make it?? Can’t read it on this iPhone screen. Thanks in advance!
The Paleo Mama says
At the bottom of the post there is a “printer friendly” button. If you click that you can choose to remove the images and it will print all the text for you.
Tori says
Can you taste the bananas in this at all? Even a hint?
The Paleo Mama says
Maybe a hint. I love bananas so I don’t mind the taste. Make a small portion and try it!
Laura says
I didn’t like it. Tasted mushy and bland…I make a really good one with coconut milk, toasted coconut, eggs, honey and vanilla extract.. Then you freeze it.. So yummy! I appreciate that this was only 5 min and I was so excited for it to be good.
The Paleo Mama says
Sorry!
Laura says
You can use coconut milk and toasted coconut, 2 eggs and 2 tablespoons vanilla extract and some honey then put it in the food processor and freeze it. Allow it to thaw a little before eating!! So good
Natural Living says
Really lovely article thanks for sharing!