I know you are going to love this. BBQ Dessert Fruit, Frozen Vanilla Cream, Caramel Coconut is the best BBQ fun. With just a little planning you could be sharing this vanilla frozen cream and amazing caramel along with warm caramelised fruit, right there at the BBQ.

Here’s a fun totally delicious way to end a BBQ with a BBQ! Believe me this is the perfect ending and an especially happy one.
I was at my barbecue yesterday making this recipe for a lovely side of Salmon. It was so nice outside and ever so relaxing and I began to think…..if I was lucky enough to have a pool and a relaxed lifestyle, then I would like to just stay where I am. Can’t I have dessert from the barbecue too?

It does take planning. It’s not like you can barbecue the frozen vanilla cream on the BBQ… BUT if you make it the day before or as many days before as you like then this dessert is ready as soon as the fruit is golden and warm.

Tips for success with your BBQ Dessert fruit Recipe and no churn ice cream
- Make the no churn ice cream a day ahead.
- Freeze the serving plates, have everything ready and waiting in the kitchen, use just under-ripe bananas, or alternately use whatever fruit you like, if you don’t want to make a sauce use passionfruit with a bit of icing sugar added
- You could use Peaches or Nectarines, Plumbs or even Pineapple to create your BBQ. I have used White Peaches and at another time even Mango
- I have sauced it with lashings of Coconut Caramel but you could just as easily serve it with a raspberry sauce made with fresh or frozen raspberries and a touch of sugar.


Here’s my mold. Buy these in the supermarket or baking store
No Barbecue? How sad look here.
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BBQ Dessert Fruit, Frozen Vanilla Cream, Coconut Caramel
Ingredients
Vanilla No Churn ice cream
- 395 gm condensed milk 1 x can
- 600 ml cream thickend or heavy
- 5 ml vanilla extract or 1/2 vanilla bean 1 teaspoon
- 24 whole frozen raspberries 2 for each mould
Coconut Caramel Sauce
- 80 gm brown sugar 1/2 cup
- 125 ml coconut cream. Use a nice thick one.
- 3 whole peaches cut into thick slices ( cut the cheeks off and cuthalf and then cut off the remaining ends
- 3 whole bananas semi ripe ones cut into thick rounds
- 1 piece foil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 6 whole strawberries to serve cut in half
- 12 whole raspberries
Instructions
- You will need 1 tray with 12 holes. A shallow tray is best or the ice cream will be too hard to eat with a fork. Line the tray with strips of baking paper for getting the ice cream out easily
- Pour the cream and the condensed milk into the bowl of your mixer along with the vanilla. Beat till light and fluffy. (Yes you can over beat it just as if it is cream). Beat till soft peaks form then divide amongst your moulds. I popped a couple of frozen raspberries into the bottom of each mould before filling with cream. Freeze.
- To make the caramel. Put the brown sugar into a pot with the coconut cream. Heat on low till the sugar is dissolved then turn the heat up to high and boil till reduced by half. Pour into a container and store till needed
- When you are ready for your BBQ. Pop the dessert plates in the freezer or fridge. get the caramel sauce out to come to room temperature. You can unmould your ice cream and put back onto a tray or plate and refreeze ( Put cling film between any that are on top of each other)
- When you have had dinner. give the babecue a little wipe over with paper then turn back on. Lay down the foil and close the lid till the plate is hot. Put the butter onto the foil then spread out the fruit onto the foil and lightly brown on both sides. put into a plate and put this on the table along with the extra raspberries or strawberries and the sauce.
- Take the plates and the ice cream from the freezer and let everyone build there own special creation.
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A delicious idea, perfect for outdoor entertaining!
Oh yum yum yum! This looks like my kind of dessert. I would prefer this any day over any type of rich cake for dessert. It looks summery and fresh but still warm and comforting from the grilled fruit!
This is a really fun and clever idea 🙂
Oh my, this sounds so good. 🙂 I love bbq desserts!
You are SO clever! What a great recipe. Gosh I love anything cooked on the BBQ! Mmm and that coconut flavour… yum!
Thanks Lucy!
Such a perfect entertaining idea. And the baking paper tip is a good one – knowing me I would have ended up trying to bash them out in futile! lol
This looks really inviting. I’ve never made ice cream at home thinking it was too much trouble, but this looks really easy! And I LOVE the idea of making caramel with coconut cream – sounds delicious.
I’m loving this warmer weather so we can have bbqs and outdoor friendly sort of food like this! 😀