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    Home » Featuring » Ice Cream Sundays

    Ice Cream Sundays- Double Trouble Edition

    Published: Sep 13, 2011 · Modified: Aug 16, 2020 by Kim Beaulieu · This post may contain affiliate links

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    Hey folks. Hope everyone is enjoying their tuesday, er, I mean sunday. Yah, that's it...enjoying their sunday. I know I am late with this one. Normally they post on sunday as the name implies. I just thought it was too silly a subject matter for a 9/11 post so I decided to delay it this week. So here it is in all it's wonderful ice creamy glory.Few weeks left for these posts until they morph into slow cooker sundays. I shall be sad to see them go and will look forward to their return in the spring. I shall still make and post ice cream occasionally over winter. Part of me doesn't want to stop doing these posts. It's one of my faves to do. That and farm fresh fridays are probably my top 2 faves.So since I had more time *scoffs loudly* I thought I'd do two versions of this one. It's sort of spectacularly (that's a word right?!) wonderful so I just had to do it. Mini-me has a very basic taste palette. She tends to like simple things. So most of my ice creams have not appealed to mini-me. So one of these recipes was made for her with her assistance in choosing the ingredient. I wanted to do a candy themed one so we hit walmart for school supplies (my bank account is now sufficiently drained) and made a side trip to the candy aisle. So recipe one is mini-me's ice cream. Recipe two is for the rest of us. I figured I owed her for all the ones she didn't eat. So this post is for mini-me who doesn't eat anything. All the rest were for B who eats everything in massive quantities. Having a 23 year old at home is like cooking for a diner I would think. They are always hungry, they finish every one's plates off, then ask for more. I swear he has a hollow leg. They both do. How can itty bitty little kiddies eat so much? It's the 8th wonder of the world if you ask me.Mini-me's Cake Batter n Sours Ice Cream:

    Ingredients:

    1 cup whole milk
    ¾ cup sugar
    Pinch of vanilla salt (regular salt is a-okay)
    2 cups heavy cream (this is whipping cream is your a Canuck, I have yet to see heavy cream here)
    1 tablespoon vanilla
    1 cup cake batter
    1 and ½  cups sour candy (we used red and blue tangy zangy sours, red is strawberry and blue is raspberry)

    Directions:
    In your stand mixer combine your whole milk, sugar and salt. Mix until sugar dissolves.

    Add your heavy cream and vanilla and cake batter, mix again for a couple minutes.

    Cover your bowl (I use tinfoil) and stick it in the fridge for 1 to 2 hours.

    Remove from fridge and transfer ½ the mixture to ice cream maker freezer bowl.

    Set the bowl on the machine, turn on and mix for about 10 to 15 minutes.

    Add your sours, making sure to add them one or two at a time so they don't clump, and mix for a couple minutes more.

    Oddly the color does not bleed so hand mixing with this particular candy is not necessary.

    You can serve immediately or stick the bowl in the freezer until ready to eat. Just remember to take it out about 10 minutes before serving.

    MINI-ME'S REVIEW OF THIS ICE CREAM- "REALLY GOOD BUT HARD TO EAT CUZ THE CANDY GETS REALLY HARD. BUT REALLY GOOD. BUT REALLY HARD TO EAT. YAH".*mini-me walks off*

     

    M + M Cake Batter Ice Cream:

    Ingredients:

    1 cup whole milk

    ¾ cup sugar

    Pinch of vanilla salt (regular salt is a-okay)
    2 cups heavy cream (this is whipping cream is your a Canuck, I have yet to see heavy cream here)
    1 tablespoon vanilla
    1 cup cake batter
    2 cups M + M candies

    Directions:

    In your stand mixer combine your whole milk, sugar and salt. Mix until sugar dissolves.

    Add your heavy cream and vanilla and cake batter, mix again for a couple minutes.

    Cover your bowl (I use tinfoil) and stick it in the fridge for 1 to 2 hours.

    Remove from fridge and transfer ½ the mixture to ice cream maker freezer bowl.

    Set the bowl on the machine, turn on and mix for about 10 to 15 minutes.

    Add your M + M's by hand and fold in gently. The color will bleed on this one so you want to do it at the last minute.

    You can serve immediately or stick the bowl in the freezer until ready to eat. Just remember to take it out about 10 minutes before serving.

    Both ice cream recipes are based on the basic vanilla recipe from Cuisinart. I use that as a jump off point for most of my ice cream creations. I have to say I really loved the m&m one. The pics were oodles of fun to shoot.

    So folks, enjoy your week, eat lots of ice cream and if you're having nice warm weather still you should soak up every minute of it. It will be gone soon and replaced by cool weather which leads to cold weather which leads to freezing temperatures which leads to snow which leads to frustration which leads to fright driving anywhere. I need to move to Hawaii....stat! The end is near. I fear winter. Don't make me spend another winter in this cold Canuck land. Someone send help, or at least a snow globe of Hawaii so I can pretend this is not where I live.

    Toodles and smoochies. xx

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    1. Golden Butterflyz

      September 14, 2011 at 10:54 am

      My daughter was gushing over all of those pics! She wants me to make very single one. I am supposed to be watching my waistline, Anywho, I am tempted and I love, love love. Looking forward to Slow Cooker Sundays.

      Reply
    2. Mrs. Diner

      September 14, 2011 at 11:04 am

      All your ice creams look fantastic!

      vb

      Reply
    3. Tina

      September 14, 2011 at 11:59 am

      This is the ultimate combo of sweet and sour! Love the idea of cake batter and sour candy-also the melty picture is so eye catching. Great post.

      Reply
    4. Emily Malloy

      September 14, 2011 at 1:03 pm

      Delicious!

      Reply
    5. Shannon Milholland

      September 14, 2011 at 3:02 pm

      Clearly we have a shared love - I too heart ice cream. My favorite birthday cake is an ice cream cake. My favorite dessert period is ice cream. These recipes sound super delish!

      Reply
    6. Peggy

      September 14, 2011 at 4:11 pm

      hooray for mini-me's ice cream creation! Looks and sounds amazing =)

      Reply
    7. Malli

      September 14, 2011 at 4:28 pm

      All of them look wonderful, but the melting colorful streaks of ice cream look amazing!!

      Reply
    8. Alison

      September 14, 2011 at 4:43 pm

      I can't wait to do some of these recipes for our weekly "family" night. My kids will die. Thank you for the ideas.

      Reply
    9. Carolyn

      September 14, 2011 at 4:55 pm

      That picture of the melting ice cream with all the colours is awesome!

      Reply
    10. Michelle

      September 14, 2011 at 5:04 pm

      Oh my gosh! They all look and sound so yummy!!! Now, I definitely want ice cream. Stopping in from voiceBoks.com members to remember!

      Reply
    11. Nan @ Playful Decor

      September 14, 2011 at 5:33 pm

      Not good to come here when on Nutrisystem! 😉 All those creations look soooooo yummy! The ice creams look really great - I always thought an ice creammaker would be fun, but when I've tried friends' ice cream, it wasn't that good. Now I have a place to come if I ever get one. And that pic of the sundae is incredible - just like a magazine! Thanks for making me drool! Coming from vb.

      Reply
    12. Stephanie @ Eat. Drink. Love.

      September 14, 2011 at 6:37 pm

      Cake batter ice cream is one of my favorites so this ice cream would be very dangerous around me!! I like the sour candy addition too! MMM, I want a bowl of this right now!

      Reply
    13. Kim Bee

      September 14, 2011 at 8:07 pm

      @Everyone- I am so overwhelmed by your kindness so huge thank you. Now on to the individual comments.

      @Alida- Thanks so much. I love M+M's in anything.

      @Dzoli- Thank you! My son demolished that thing in seconds.

      @Ann- Thanks so much my dear. I had a ball with this one. So fun! These are the kind of recipes I love doing.

      @Ping- Thanks. Ice cream is incredible as the possibilities are endless. It's why I love doing this one so much. You're welcome, that ice cream was really beautiful. Stunning combo of tastes, I was floored when I saw it.

      @the caked crusader- Lol, sorry. Should I send some over?

      @Terri- Thanks. It was fun to watch. Luckily I have a 23 year old at home who eats everything in sight. Lol!

      @Gwenevere- I don't usually grill in winter but I may try putting the grill on my daughter's deck this year. It has a crank awning I could use for some shelter from the cold and snow. Lol!

      @Nami- Thanks so much. I had my son clean it up, and by cleaning it up I mean licking the bowl and practically drinking it. Lol!

      @Adriana- Aw, thanks so much.

      @Kathy- Thanks. Mine too!

      @Lizzy- Thanks, I really enjoyed summer, and ice cream.

      @Pretend Chef- Roflmao!

      @Rosann- Thanks so much. It would be perfect for a family night. Hope you try it out.

      @Erin- Thanks. I have to say taste wise the chocolate fudge brownie pistachio is my fave. Pic wise it's the m+m or the smores.

      @Great Beauty Buys/Dayna- Thanks so much. You must get one. I just got one this year and as you can see I've made good use of it. Love you VB ladies. VB rules.

      @Big Bears WIfe- Thanks and feel free. Lol!

      @Ciao Mama's- Thanks so much. It really is like food porn on this one. Lol! Happy you popped by, I'll pop by your site tonight. VB ladies sure are supportive. Love you gals.

      @Spilled Milkshakes- Thanks so much. Glad you came by. Hope you get to try some out. VB sure is a great community.

      @Erin- Thanks so much my dear. I am kind of loving this one too.

      @Golden Butterflyz- Thanks so much. That's cute she is picking them out. I love when people and kids get excited about my recipes. Great feeling. The red berry sorbet is figure friendly. Thanks so much for coming by. I adore my VB friends.

      Mrs Diner- Thanks so much. Glad you popped by.

      @Tina- I find mixing stuff up so much fun. This was a blast not only to make but to shoot and eat. Love when that happens.

      @Emily- Thank you!

      @Shannon- Great minds think alike I say. Glad you came by. Ice cream is just so much fun to share.

      @Peggy- Mini-me rules! Her ideas are pretty good. And she makes a slamming pizza.

      @Malli- Thank you so much!

      @Alison- Thanks. I hope you like them. Feel free to leave any feedback if you do. Love hearing what people think of my stuff.

      @Carolyn- Thanks so much. This was so much fun.

      @Michelle- Thanks. Ice cream is just an amazing dessert. Thanks for coming by. VB ladies really amaze me. You ladies are fab!

      @Nan- Lol, sorry to tempt ya. But hurray for weight loss. The red berry is a healthy option. I love home made ice cream. I now have trouble eating store bought. Thanks for coming by. VB is amazing.

      @Stephanie- It is SO good. I had never had it before. Quite good.

      Reply
    14. Sandra

      September 15, 2011 at 12:06 am

      You ice creams are just stunning and so tasty looking Kim..I love your melted ice cream photo, look real and so yummy!! Congrats on top 9 tonight! So happy to see ya up there!

      Reply
    15. mjskit

      September 15, 2011 at 2:36 am

      Now that's the way ice cream should be served! Love it melting all over the place. Fantastic idea for an ice cream and so much fun. Obviously, you had as much fun taking pictures as you did eating the ice cream! 🙂

      Reply
    16. Beth Michelle

      September 15, 2011 at 4:12 am

      Another great ice cream creation!! That photo of it melting is soo pretty!!

      Reply
    17. momdecuisine

      September 15, 2011 at 8:15 am

      That is the best melted ice cream I've ever seen! Great post!

      Reply
    18. Christine's Pantry

      September 15, 2011 at 2:51 pm

      Congrats on Foodbuzz top 9.

      Reply
    19. Free Spirit Eater

      September 15, 2011 at 10:33 pm

      I think I would dip my face in the each one lol You know I would totally lick the side of that glass lol Wonderful post, you've done it again Kim. Congrats on top 9! =]

      Reply
    20. Kim Bee

      September 16, 2011 at 2:12 pm

      @Sandra- Thanks so much my dear. I was so happy to make the top 9. Very cool and quite an honor.

      @mjskit- Thanks. I had a blast. This might be one of my fave posts ever. So fun.

      @Beth Michelle- Thank you so much.

      @momdecuisine-Aw, thanks so much.

      @Christine- Thank you so much!

      @Free Spirit Eater- Thanks. I really loved doing this one. And top 9 was just the cherry on top. xx

      Reply
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