This creamy banana custard ice cream studded with chocolate and walnut chunks is incredibly satisfying and sweet. It’s the perfect treat for all of the little monkeys in your life, as well as a great way to celebrate this special month dedicated to ice cream.
I am definitely a coconut junkie at heart. I can actually remember the first coconut ice cream I ever tasted, when, as a child, I discovered there was an ice cream flavor devoted entirely to rich, sweet and creamy coconut.
Relax on a tropical beach with these lava flow-inspired coconut strawberry ice cream pops.
With summer berry season in full swing and a bucket of berries that my boys and I had picked, I decided to {recreate} a memory I have with my Grandma. I love any type of vanilla ice cream, however, whenever I see little black flecks of vanilla goodness I know that I’m in for a special treat.
This past week we had another preview of summer sunshine, weather that called for a refreshing frozen treat.
This one-ingredient eggnog ice cream is much quicker and healthier than a custard-based eggnog ice cream. In under 30 minutes (or the time it takes to churn the ice cream), you can have a creamy, not-too-sweet frozen treat made with low-fat eggnog.
I have a love affair with almond, and I have a natural weakness for ice cream in general, so it goes without saying that I couldn’t stop sneaking spoonfuls of this simple yet intoxicatingly-almond ice cream. I used my French Vanilla Ice Cream recipe, substituting almond extract for the vanilla, and adding poppy seeds for some visual flair.
Cinnamon-sugar is a favorite comfort combo for me. It was a logical step to up the comfort and sandwich my cinnamon {snickerdoodle} ice cream between soft & chewy snickerdoodle cookies.
The warm hint of cinnamon swirled in cool & creamy {brown sugar} French Vanilla Ice Cream makes a winning combo and… snickerdoodle ice cream.
Pumpkins. Squash. Caramel…Ice cream. I know ice cream may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of fall. However, for me, ice cream is a year-round comfort food and I especially love making autumn-appropriate flavors. The sweet, saltiness of this caramel sauce paired with the creamy, refreshing French vanilla ice cream speaks autumn.
Friday, July 18, 2014
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