July 23, 2015 at 8:43 am
· Filed under Food Fun, Ice Cream-Sorbet-Yogurt, Recipes, Tip Of The Day
Don’t let National Ice Cream Month end without some ice cream cake. In today’s tip, you add to the fun by giving each person his or her own individual-size ice cream cake.
All you need are two ingredients—cake and ice cream—plus an optional garnish. And a fun flavor pairing, although chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream work fine.
RECIPE: INDIVIDUAL ICE CREAM CAKES
Ingredients
Ice cream
Un-iced cake (loaf cake works best)
Individual custard cups, ramekins or other dishes (glass is best, to show off the layers)
Optional garnishes or “surprises”, such as:
>Berries
>Candies
>Caramel, chocolate or fruit sauce
>Chocolate chips or shaved chocolate
>Sprinkles
>Whipped cream
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Portion-sized ice cream cake. (Can we eat two?) Photo courtesy Eat Wisconsin Cheese. |
Preparation
1. CUT and layer the cake and ice cream in the dish, leaving a bit of room at the top for sauce or other garnishes.
2. HIDE surprises between the layers: mini chocolate chips, M&Ms, Reese’s Pieces, shaved chocolate, sliced strawberries. Place the layered dishes in the freezer until you’re ready to serve.
3. GARNISH the top with anything you like. One of our favorite garnishes: miniature York Peppermint Patties (we buy them by the carton-full at Costco).
TIPS
SLICING: Peel the carton from the ice cream to slice the ice cream into layers. Trim and fit the variously-sized pieces of ice cream and cake in the individual dishes.
SUBSTITUTE: If you have all the ingredients except the cake, you can substitute cookies or sweet muffins.
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