There's not real recipe - all you need is a gallon of your favorite ice cream and a batch of your favorite brownies. I always use a boxed mix for the brownies and Joe usually prefers neopolitan ice cream, but for New Year's Eve I used Turkey Hill Party Cake ice cream - vanilla ice cream with pieces of colored cake and buttercream frosting swirls in it. Festive! To assemble the cake, soften the ice cream a bit, then spread half the container in the bottom of a pan (I use a bundt pan). Crumble the brownies into bite-size pieces and layer half on top of the ice cream. Spread the remaining ice cream on top of the brownie layer in the pan and then crumble on the rest of the brownies. Freeze until the ice cream hardens.
We bought some Hershey's Magic Shell to drizzle (or, in Joe's case, glug) over our slices. Mmmmm - the perfect way to ring in the new year!
5 comments:
Looks delicious Brooke, I can imagine how good it must have tasted! :)
yum! kind of like homemade ben & jerry's :)
That rocks and looks delicious!!
Wow, what a great idea for a quick dessert!!
I made this last night for the Superbowl, I'll be posting about it tonight and linking over here of course :-) It was a big hit! Thanks for sharing it!
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