Grilled pineapple with dairyfree mango vanilla icecream and honey chili sauce – AIP Paleo and Medical Medium

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My mom was here the other day. And she said: oh, but now you can hardly eat anything nice anymore. There noting left you can eat…

Bam! With that in mind I had this luxury dessert. Which I never would have fantasied together if I still ate the same as before. So, what happend… I saw I still had some pineapple slices left over. I wondered if I could grill that, like watermelon. And yes, you can. To accompany that, I made some mango banana icecream with a bit of coconutmilk and vanilla. On top I drizzled honey with chili flakes.

AIP and strikt Paleo

I’m afraid that for AIP you have to leave out the chili flakes. They are both seeds and nightshade. Most people on Paleo do eat nightshades like tomato and peppers, but if you are strict you should leave them out.

Grilled pineapple with dairyfree mango vanilla icecream and honey chili sauce – AIP Paleo and Medical Medium

ME (Marjolein Eikenboom)
Lavish plantbased dessert with grilled pineapple, dairy free icecream and honey with chili flakes. The ice cream is made from banana with mango, vanilla and honey.
Prep Time 3 hours
Cook Time 40 minutes
Total Time 3 hours 40 minutes
Free from beef, chicken, fat, ferment, fish, grains, legumes, nightshade, nuts, oils, peanuts, pseudograins, seeds
Diet AIP, medical medium, paleo
Keyword spring/summer
Cuisine Asian, European
Course dessert
Servings 4 servings
Calories 300

Equipment

  • oven at 390F or 200C
  • oven/baking tray
  • PFASfree, non-bleached parchment paper/baking sheet
  • freezer
  • container freezer proof
  • ice cream scoop

Ingredients

  • 4 slices pineapple
  • 1 mango
  • 1 large banana
  • 3 oz coconut milk little less than 100 ml
  • 7 tbsp raw honey
  • 2 tsp vanilla powder or extract or paste
  • 3 tsp chili flakes
For free from seeds and nightshade, strict Paleo and AIP
  • no chili flakes

Instructions

Preparation: icecream (3 hours)
  • Cut the the banana en mango in pieces. Place in the blender with the coconut milk, one tablespoon of honey and vanilla. If you blender can handle it its best to use cold milk and frozen pieces of fruit.
  • Scoop into the container and put in the freezer for at least three hours. Try to take it out at least three times to stir and break crystals.
  • If you make this for a dinner with several guest I find it easy to form scoops and put those back in the freezer. This icecream tends to get a bit harder than supermarket ice cream from dairy. And making all those scoops while everybody is waiting can be stressful.
Pineapple (40 minutes)
  • Heat the oven to 390 F (220C).
  • Place parchment paper on the baking/oven tray.
  • Place the pineapple slices on the paper. Set the timer for 30 minutes. They'll probable need 40, but its best to check them from now on. If they burn it will beat the edge at the bottom.
Finishing touch
  • Mix the remaining six tablespoons of honey with the chili flakes.
  • Place the warm (not hot) pineapple slices on four plates. While doing so turn them over so the side that was on the paper goed up. This side is most moist and caramelized.
  • Drizzle some honey and flakes over the pineapple (a little less than half of the mix).
  • Take the icecream out of the freezer. Place in each pineapple hole a scoop of icecream.
  • Drizzle the rest of the honey on top of the scoops.

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