My resolution involves quite a few things, but the one that pertains to this blog is that I'd like to improve Little Frosted Adventures. So, exciting things are coming to Little Frosted Adventures this year, starting with a month of making things that are not a usual part of my repertoire.
For the first post of the new year, I give you a very tasty treat that doesn't have the best plan of execution
Ingredients:
Apple cider (or any juice of your choice)
Vanilla ice cream (or any ice cream of your choice)
Popsicle maker thing
What I did....(not going to classify this as a recipe seeing as how it turned out
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| Tim ordered me the popsicle mold because he is nice (sometimes) |
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| I squished some ice cream into a layer on top of some parchment paper on a cookie sheet |
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| I folded that ice cream up to make it more uniform in shape and froze it for half an hour |
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| I stuck sticks in it after that |
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| Squished some more ice cream on top of that, then froze it for another half an hour |
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| Cut the ice cream into strips |
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| Put the strips into the ice cream mold |
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| I filled the excess space with apple cider (I also had a few extra spaces which I filled with only apple cider), then stuck them in the fridge overnight |
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| Tim and I stayed up to welcome in the new year, and he accidentally figured out how to make my screen do that, which terrified me; I thought he'd gone and broken it. |
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| The results were sticks that came out without their popsicle. When the stuff was scooped out it tasted great though... So, I've just got to figure out how to remove them... |
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| Here is one of the just apple cider ones.... they worked out just fine |
Happy New Year! I look forward to sharing my food related adventures the next few months, I'm planning on a different challenge or theme each month, and I'd love to hear your ideas!
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