I have to hand it to the frozen yogurt people-they have a hell of a racket. Few chains do as good a job of making us feel like we're in control as frozen yogurt stores. Think about every one of those serve-yourself, pay-by-the-ounce fro-yo places, and how much autonomy you have in every transaction.
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SunsOutSpoonsOut #CollectiveBias A simple homemade strawberry frosty made easy in the blender. (No ice cream machine needed!) Have you ever wondered why Wendy's hasn't come out with a strawberry frosty yet?
Find the recipe for No-Churn Salted Caramel Ice Cream and other milk/cream recipes at Epicurious.com
One day when I was working at River Café in Brooklyn, I smelled an unfamiliar odor coming from the pastry kitchen. I opened the oven and saw charred pieces of orange wedges. Thinking something was wrong, I took them out of the oven and chucked them into the garbage.
I think we've all been there. It's hot out and you want a popsicle, but you want a cocktail too. Sure, you can have a popsicle and a cocktail, anyone can do that. What if there was a way to combine the two?
I've been making homemade pops quite a bit recently. I go through phases where I get major sugar cravings in the evening (these phases seem directly related to carb and sugar intake during the day). Homemade popsicles have become my answer! They're healthy, filling, and they satisfy my sweet tooth.
I think we just had a blizzard last week. It's difficult to remember right now because it's 65 degrees outside and rain has washed away most of the snow. With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner and a sudden option to retire my jacket, it seemed like a great time to share my first ice cream recipe of the year.
Ahhhh. My alarm clock is officially turned off for the next 2 months. Hello summer vacation. Listen. It's not all fun and games. I have plenty to keep me busy. BBQs to attend. Friends to hang out with. Naps to take. It's hard work Actually, I do have many goals for this summer.
These coconut coffee cream pops are a delicious way to cool down in the summer heat. Vanilla coconut cream and hazelnut nut coffee are layered together and topped with toasted coconut and hazelnuts for some crunch.
It's that time of year when anything sweet and cold tastes good. A few weeks back, we picked up some popsicle molds from Ikea, and we've put them to pretty good use recently. In my last produce basket, we received some plums. I like plums okay, but they are not my favorite fruit.