Showing posts with label treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label treats. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

Ice Cream Cookie Treats

















Making your own ice cream cookie sandwiches is so easy — and sooooo fun. The hardest thing is deciding which sandwich creations to make. Here's how easy it is to make great ice cream sandwich combinations that will make your kids think you're the worlds best mom.  I originally found these treats on Pinterest and I just tweeked to suit my family.                

Cookies
First decide which cookies to bake. Choose a variety to give everyone their favorite treat.  To make these even easier you can buy your cookies in a roll then all you have to do is cut and bake.




Bake your cookies, allow them to cool and then place them in the freezer so that they’ll be firm when it's time to squish the ice cream between them.

Ice cream

  1. Try to find ice cream that you can slice easily and you can cut it with a cookie cutter.
  2. If you can't find what you like in a box then you can soften ice cream a little bit, just enough to be able to spread it into a lined pan.   

Creating the treats

  1. Once your ice cream is frozen solid, remove the top layer of the plastic wrap and, using a cookie cutter that’s the same size as your cookies, cut the ice cream.
  2. Place the ice cream between two frozen cookies, roll edges in your desired toppings and quickly return the finished sandwich to the freezer.
  3. Chill until completely firm.

The fun begins at just trying to decide what combinations to make.
  • Brownie cookies with vanilla ice cream and Andes holiday cherry candy chopped.
  • Chocolate chocolate chip cookies, chocolate chip ice cream and chocolate sprinkles.
  • Chocolate chip cookies, vanilla ice cream and rainbow sprinkles
  • Vanilla ice cream and peanut butter cups, peanut butter cookies.
Thanks to Pinterest for sharing recipes and photos to inspire us with so many great treats.











 

Ice cream sandwich plate

Monday, October 21, 2013

Spider Web Cake


Spider Web Cake   

My kids are loving trying all these awesome new Halloween dessert treat recipes 
I've been finding.  This is a true must share recipe.  Easy and extremely fun 
to make and I found it at Better Homes & Gardens Network.  

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Recipe Swap Hop

Pumpkin Cherry Upside Down Treat


Ingredients:
1 can puumpkin
1 C vegetable oil
2/3 C water
4 eggs
3-1/3 C flour
3 C sugar
2 tbs baking soda
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp nutmeg

Add all dry ingredients in medium bowl and blend
Add pumpkin and wet ingredients
Mix well ( I use a large spoon) 
You may have to adjust your flour to get the consistency you wish
I like my mix to be thick so it comes out solid with the cherries on bottom


I use a can of cherry pie filling for the bottom 

I also like my batter to be thick but it will come out like
a big thick bar and taste awesome
I always mix by hand with a large spoon and
you have to spoon the mixture onto the cherries

Place in the over for 45 minutes 
(ovens and altitudes make a difference)

It will come out firm and golden brown

Below is a side view after it is cooked
Just look at that beautiful layer of cherry filling


Let cool for about 20 minutes then cut, plate, add whipped cream
EAT!

Oh yeah, it is goooooood!


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