Boil a sugar syrup from the same amount of sugar and water and allow to cool.
Roast the Vadouvan dry in a pan and then chop very finely.
Peel the cherimoyas and uncoil the stones. Finely grate the lemon and squeeze out the juice.
Puree the pulp with the lemon juice. Add the abrasion and the vadouvan.
Soak the gelatine in cold water and squeeze it out well. Dissolve in a little sugar syrup. Pour this mixture into the remaining sugar syrup and stir everything into the fruit puree.
Ice cream tree – this is how this plant is very often called. Cherimoya got this name for its consistency and taste, similar to a cold dessert. Cherimoya is a fruit tree of the Annonov family that grows wild in the Andes. His homeland is Bolivia, Peru, Ec...