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Making Sweet Memories, One Scoop at a Time

Creating Ice Cream Recipes for Special Occations



 

 

Crowding around a table eating ice cream is one of the tastiest ways to enjoy family time. Parent, chef and cookbook author Antonia Lofaso knows this very well and has created delectable ice cream desserts, such as her Pound Cake and Peaches Sundae, that bring back fond childhood memories to inspire families to take a step back and appreciate every moment.

“My mom would have ‘ice cream parties’ in her bedroom when my dad had to work the graveyard shift,” Lofaso said. “She would snuggle us in her bed and give us toasted pound cake with ice cream and fresh fruit. My dad would come home to find us all asleep in one bed with scattered bowls and spoons everywhere.”

Special family moments are even sweeter when the recipes are served with real, high-quality ingredients everyone can feel good about.

“On top of the great taste of Breyers Natural Vanilla, families can feel good about enjoying a scoop of Breyers,” said Lofaso, who partnered with Breyers to create these recipes. “The brand is now only using milk and cream from cows not treated with artificial growth hormones*, and sustainably farmed vanilla beans.”

 

 

Here are three of Lofaso’s favorite new ice cream creations. Start sharing delicious moments together with your family with these recipes. For more recipe inspiration and nutritional information, visit www.Breyers.com/recipes. Suppliers of other ingredients such as cookies, candies and sauces may not be able to make this pledge. The FDA states that no significant difference has been shown between dairy derived from rBST-treated and non-rBST-treated cows. Find out more information about the Breyers pledge at www.breyers.com.

Pound Cake and Peaches Sundae Tropical Ice Cream
Prep time: 10 minutes Sandwich
Serves: 4
Prep time: 10-12 minutes
2 fresh summer peaches, diced Serves: 2
1 tablespoon granulated sugar 2 (1/4-inch-thick) slices fresh
2 tablespoons lemon juice pineapple
2 teaspoons thinly sliced basil 1 cup Breyers Natural Vanilla
4 (1/4-inch-thick) slices plain Ice Cream, lightly softened
pound cake, toasted until golden 2 tablespoons toasted coconut
1 cup Breyers Natural Vanilla shavings
Ice Cream (1/4 cup per scoop)
Grill pineapple slices over low to medium
In small bowl, mix peaches, sugar, lemon juice heat for 90 seconds per side. Allow to
and basil. cool briefly.
To make each sundae, place a slice of toasted Sandwich softened ice cream between
pound cake on a plate, then top with a scoop of ice pineapple slices. Coat sides in toasted
cream and cover generously with macerated peaches. coconut. Slice in half and serve.
 

 

Uncommonly Vanilla

Vanilla ice cream has always been a great foundation for family desserts and Breyers believes vanilla is anything but plain and bor- ing. With four different varieties of vanilla to choose from, you’re sure to find a flavor that pairs perfectly with your favorite treats. Here’s what you need to know about each variety.

Natural: Its distinctive taste brings out the natural goodness of your favorite fresh fruit recipes, like classic apple pie a la mode or peach cobbler.

French: Inspired by the traditional French custard, it’s the perfect complement to deli- cious breakfast-style desserts, like French vanilla puff pancakes or a fruit salad parfait.

Homemade: Thick and smooth like it churned, Homemade Vanilla is the pairing to your favorite homemade such as ice cream sandwiches, pies cakes.

Extra Creamy:

Fresh cream and sweet vanilla come together to make your favorite frozen treats, such as sundaes and shakes, velvety smooth.

Toasted Almond and Vanilla Arancini

Prep time: 20 minutes (including freezing) Serves: 2

4 tablespoons mixed,
chopped, toasted
whole unsalted
almonds and
hazelnuts
1 tablespoon toasted
and crushed amoretti
cookies
1/2 cup Breyers
Natural Vanilla
Ice Cream
(1/4 cup per scoop)
Place ice cream on baking
sheet in freezer for 10 minutes
to harden.
In bowl, mix nuts and
amoretti cookies.
Dredge frozen ice cream
balls in nut/cookie mixture
and refreeze 5 minutes
before serving.
Note: May be made and
stored in advance.


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