Snow Ice Cream
This morning, in anticipation of the predicted snowstorm, my children set out two large pans in the yard. Their goal was to collect clean snow to use in making snow ice cream. The weather forecasters did not disappoint, which meant that the children spent a delightful afternoon sledding and building snow forts. I on the other hand couldn’t resist pulling out my skis and taking a run down the road before the plows do their job. After dinner the kids brought in one of the overflowing pans of snow and we made the ice cream. This frozen confection makes up in charm what it lacks in culinary sophistication.
Snow Ice Cream
10-12 cups fresh snow
1 c. sugar
½ c. milk or cream
1 t. vanilla
Mix sugar, milk, and vanilla in a large bowl. Stir in ice cream. Serve immediately. Best eaten in front of fire while Dad reads Fellowship of the Ring or some other family favorite.
Snow Ice Cream
10-12 cups fresh snow
1 c. sugar
½ c. milk or cream
1 t. vanilla
Mix sugar, milk, and vanilla in a large bowl. Stir in ice cream. Serve immediately. Best eaten in front of fire while Dad reads Fellowship of the Ring or some other family favorite.
Comments
We usually grind a candy cane in the blender and substitue that for some of the sugar. Winter in a bowl!
Jill
I've been praying for you as you go through this period, waiting to see where the Lord will move you. I'll keep praying next week as you visit Baltimore, though I for one would be thrilled if you ended up in KY.