A divine duo.

16 years ago

Chocolate sherbet and Sooz's three ingredient raspberry ice cream.

"Three Ingredient Five Minute Berry Blast Ice Cream

1 10-oz pkg frozen raspberries.

1/2 cup sugar

2/3 cup heavy cream

2 teaspoon vodka (optional) Ã¯Â¿Â½' prevents ice crystals and makes it creamier

Put a bit of cream in a food processor or blender. I used a food processor just because it's easier to clean than my blender.

Add the frozen berries and sugar and process until roughly chopped.

With the processor or blender running, add the heavy cream until fully incorporated. Done!

Put it in the fridge overnight Ã¯Â¿Â½' or sit and eat it right then and there!"

I made both with half and half.

Here is a link that might be useful: Chocolate sherbet.

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centralcacyclist
Original Author
16 years ago
Oops. Distracted.

2 tablespoons vodka - not teaspoons!
foodonastump
16 years ago
Looks as great as it sounded when you described it. But when I cock my head to about 1:00 I see a dark, evil looking man warning me to keep my eyes off the pink lady above. Follow me?
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dedtired
16 years ago
What a lovely couple. The spoon is even prettier. What pattern is that?
lindac
16 years ago
Eileen....is that your spoon? That's my daughter's pattern...
Linda C...trying not to look too hard at the yummy stuff....which I don't ahve any of....and would like some...NOW!
User
16 years ago
OOOOH look at the amazing colours. Great photo Eileen. I just know it tastes as good as it looks.

Ann
centralcacyclist
Original Author
16 years ago
Pam, the pattern is Towle Old Colonial. I have six place settings, a wedding gift from my mother in law. I love the spoons especially.

Of course I ate my subject immediately!
mustangs81
16 years ago
Eileen, Your pictures have prompted me to make this as it's been on my "try list" for weeks. I even bought and froze the peaches in preparation for this project.

Question--just so it comes out a perfectly as yours, when do you add the vodka?

Thanks
sooz
16 years ago
Ohhhh, so pretty! Isn't Lebovitz great for ice cream recipes??? Yum!

That chocolate is something I'll have to try--especially as seeing I have loads of vodka leftover! For the Berry Blast, I added the vodka when I added the heavy cream, but I guess you could also add it to the frozen berries.

:O)
Tracey_OH
16 years ago
Oh yum! They both look wonderful. I'm so glad you liked the chocolate sherbet. Enjoy!

Tracey
shaun
16 years ago
FOAS I see it too. I do that with clouds too. haha! *high-five*

Gorgeous picture!
dedtired
16 years ago
I love that pattern. Mine is Towle Old Master. I have scads of it and I never use it.
lindac
16 years ago
another who has Towle Old master...scads of it and I use it all the time!! And it's especially good to eat ice cream....which I have none of!!!
Think I'll pick up some frozen something on the way back from my meeting tonight....and some heavy cream.
Linda C
sheshebop
16 years ago
FOAS-yu smoking something funny? LOL
jessyf
16 years ago
(I'm covering my eyes, too many calories....)
centralcacyclist
Original Author
16 years ago
Alice has pretty much polished off the chocolate sherbet (made with half and half). It is killer!
lakeguy35
16 years ago
Tell Alice I want the last bite as I'm late to the party. YUM!!

David

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