ou take some toasted coconut, puree some fresh pineapple, make that into ice cream, whip you up some cream and BOOM. You get these amazing aloha milkshakes!
In a saucepan over medium heat add everything but the last three ingredients. Stirring occasionally cook this until it reaches 170 degrees. You can test this by using a thermometer in the center of the liquid not touching the bottom of the pot.
Take it off the heat and add the coconut. Let this sit overnight in the fridge in an airtight container. Make sure your ice cream maker is in the freezer as well!
When you’re ready to churn the ice cream cut 1/2 of a pineapple into medium sized chunks. Puree this in a food processor. Take out 1/2 cup of the puree and mix it into the ice cream.
With the remaining pureed pineapple, place it into a fine mesh colander over a bowl and “squeeze” out the juice from it. Add 1/3 Cup of the pineapple juice to the ice cream mix as well.
Now, churn this mixture in your ice cream maker until it is a soft serve consistency. Place this into an airtight container and let freeze until it is a more solid ice cream, this will take 3-5 hours.
For the Whipped Cream:
It is easiest to whip cream when everything is very cold. About an hour before you want to make you whipped cream put your bowl in the fridge. I recommend using a metal bowl for this as it will keep the cold temperature the best. In the metal bowl add the cream and sugar.
Whip this with a hand mixer with the whisk attached or by hand with a whisk until you form soft peaks.
Milkshake Assembly:
Place the ice cream, milk and whipped cream in a blender and blend until thoroughly combined. Place in glass, top with whipped cream, add pineapple garnish and extra toasted coconut.
Notes
This ice cream is going to be very chunky with all of the coconut in it. If you want your ice cream/milkshake less chunky strain the ice cream mixture with a fine mesh colander before adding the pineapple!