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Raspberry ripple arctic roll

Raspberry ripple arctic roll

https://www.coop.co.uk/recipes/raspberry-ripple-arctic-roll

Adding lemon curd brings real zest to this dessert

  • Feeds 10 Feeds 10
  • Ready in 2 hours 5 minutes

Each serving contains

  • Energy
    12%
    1017kj 241kcal
  • Fat
    Med 9%
    6.4g
  • Saturates
    Med 19%
    3.7g
  • Sugar
    High 9%
    29.5g
  • Salt
    Low 9%
    0.27g

% of adult’s reference intake | Carbohydrates per serving : 39g

Ingredients

  • 1 litre Co-op raspberry ripple ice cream, slightly softened
  • 4 large Co-op British eggs
  • 100g caster sugar, plus 2 tbsp to sprinkle
  • 100g Co-op self raising flour
  • 6 tbsp lemon curd
  • 150g Co-op British raspberries

Method

  1. Lay out a double layer of clingfilm, 30cm long, on your worktop
  2. Scoop the ice cream onto the clingfilm in a long line and squish together to make an even sausage shape
  3. Wrap tightly and freeze for at least 1 hour
  4. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 180°C/fan 160°C/Gas 4
  5. Line a 22cm x 33cm Swiss roll tin (or baking tray at least 2cm deep) with greaseproof paper
  6. Whisk the eggs and sugar until thick and pale
  7. Sieve in the flour, then gently fold in
  8. Pour into the tin and shake lightly to distribute the mixture evenly
  9. Bake for 12-15 mins, until risen and slightly springy to the touch
  10. Cool in the tin for 5 mins. Sprinkle a thin layer of caster sugar over a large piece of greaseproof paper, turn the sponge out onto it, and leave to cool completely
  11. Peel off the paper then spread the lemon curd over the sponge
  12. Unwrap the ice cream and place along the long edge of the sponge
  13. Use the paper to help you roll the sponge tightly around the ice cream until the long edges meet. With the join underneath, keep in the paper and wrap with clingfilm
  14. Freeze overnight
  15. To serve, remove from the freezer, decorate with the raspberries and slice

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