2 liters of vanilla ice cream
3 cups of seedless grapes (500g)
1 cup of cherry brandy liqueur (240ml)
1 cup of quince gelée (300g)
2 liters of vanilla ice cream
3 cups of seedless grapes (500g)
1 cup of cherry brandy liqueur (240ml)
1 cup of quince gelée (300g)
Place a serving plate in the refrigerator
In a large bowl, mash the ice cream with a spoon until it's smooth
Arrange in an English muffin tin, 7 cm x 11 cm x 28 cm, pressing firmly
Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until firm (approximately 5 hours)
With a small sharp knife, core the grapes and cut them in half
Place in a bowl, drizzle with half of the cherry brandy liqueur, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for approximately 1 hour
Remove the mold from the refrigerator and, with a spoon, form a central cavity throughout the ice cream, leaving a border of about 2 cm
Drain the grapes and fill the formed cavity
Cover well with the removed ice cream
Refrigerate, covered with plastic wrap, until firm again (approximately 3 hours).In a small saucepan, warm the quince gelée over medium heat, stirring constantly, until dissolved
Add the remaining cherry brandy liqueur and remove from heat
Keep warm in a bain-marie
Remove the ice cream from the refrigerator and pass a knife along the sides of the mold
Turn it over onto a chilled plate
Dampen a towel with hot water and wrap the mold
Shake firmly to allow the ice cream to slide onto the plate
Refrigerate until firm again (approximately 30 minutes)
Serve with warm quince gelée sauce.