Reese’s Brownie Ice Cream Cake

Lets just get this out of the way—I have a tendency towards obsessive behavior. So please don’t be surprised or bored that I’m here posting another ice cream recipe. This one is softened vanilla ice cream folded and turned with crushed Reese’s and toffee bits and then layered between three decks of my favorite Alice Medrich brownie recipe for a Reese’s Brownie Ice Cream Cake that is pretty unforgettable.

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Reeses Brownie Ice Cream Cake

Especially unforgettable if you are allergic to peanuts and have a reaction to it while making this. I’ve always had an allergy to peanuts but never severe enough that I couldn’t handle it against my skin—until I made this. Handling peanut butter then rubbing my eyes-bad idea. Really bad idea. Like stupid idea. My eyes swelled up instantaneously—Mike Tyson style, along with that my lips decided to follow suit. Unforgettable, more accurately, unforgettably dumb.

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Cocktail Popsicle: Grilled Mango Smash

Really? Really. Grilled cocktails. I loved the idea of this the moment I ran across a grilled margarita in an Esquire article. Naturally, I had to try it in a cocktail popsicle.

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Grilled Mango Smash

 

I’m glad I did and I’m betting you will to.   Continue reading Cocktail Popsicle: Grilled Mango Smash

4th of July Dessert: Mixed Berry Cake

Since 4thof July is around the corner, red, white and blue desserts are an order, right? They are if you write for this blog, so here you go – now serving a 4th of July dessert recipe by way of a rustic mixed berry cake. That’s a rustic cake mixed with some homemade salted almond meal, stuffed with summer berries and then crowned with a cloud of whip cream and a pop of color fresh berries.

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Mixed Berry Cake

 

This is actually one of four, and the second cake, that I’m sharing from my mother-in-law’s birthday. Although for her party I made it with only raspberries and kept it even more simple by finishing it with a light dusting of confectioner sugar. For this post I gave the cake a mixed berry twist for a 4th of July dessert.

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