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1. Place the dish or container you\u2019ll use to store the ice cream into the freezer to chill. If you\u2019re using an ice cream maker, you\u2019ll also need to freeze the insert so that it\u2019s ready to go. (This is a good idea even if your ice cream maker has a compressor and freezes while it mixes. The colder you keep everything when making ice cream, the smaller the ice crystals that form.)<\/p>\n

2. Place egg yolks, cream or coconut cream, milk or coconut milk, honey, gelatine and vanilla seeds into a Thermomix bowl and cook for 6 mins\/80C\/speed 4<\/strong>\u00a0(or simmer over low heat in a saucepan, whisking continuously until the mixture is hot but not boiling).\u00a0<\/p>\n

3. Pour into a large bowl and set aside to cool.<\/p>\n

4. Place mango, lime zest and lime juice into Thermomix bowl and blend 15 sec\/speed 8<\/strong> (or blend in a blender).<\/p>\n

5. Add the blended mango to the ice-cream mixture in the bowl and whisk through. Place mixture into the fridge until chilled, if you can spare the time. This helps to reduce the size of ice crystals. (If you\u2019re preparing ahead for a dinner party, you could prepare the mixture the night before, leave in fridge to chill overnight, and make the ice cream the next day\u2026 But don\u2019t worry if you don\u2019t have time, it\u2019s still delicious if you make the ice cream from a room-temperature mixture.)<\/p>\n

With Ice-Cream Machine:<\/strong><\/h4>\n