How to Make Holiday Ice Cream Sandwiches
Vanilla French Custard , Bring half and half to a simmer in a large saucepan.,Once milk is heated, turn mixer down to lowest setting and pour warm milk in slowly.,Once all of the milk is incorporated into the egg mixture, return mix to the saucepan...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Vanilla French Custard
While heating milk, beat egg yolks, sugar, and cinnamon in the bowl of a mixer, starting at low speed and once incorporated, bring to high speed for 4 minutes.,,,,, Once frozen (ice cream will still be soft), place in shallow container and place in freezer until ready to use.,,,,,,,,, Store in an airtight container.,,, With a cookie scoop, spoon ice cream into center of one cookie.
Take the other cookie and place on top (like a sandwich).
Press the two cookies together lightly to spread ice cream out.,,,,, Enjoy! -
Step 2: Bring half and half to a simmer in a large saucepan.
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Step 3: Once milk is heated
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Step 4: turn mixer down to lowest setting and pour warm milk in slowly.
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Step 5: Once all of the milk is incorporated into the egg mixture
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Step 6: return mix to the saucepan and heat on low heat
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Step 7: whisking constantly
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Step 8: until mixture thickens and register 175 °F (79 °C).
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Step 9: Allow custard to cool slightly
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Step 10: then strain into a pitcher.
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Step 11: Add remaining 1 cup heavy cream and 2 tsp pure vanilla extract
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Step 12: and chill for at least two hours.
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Step 13: Once chilled
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Step 14: the custard can be frozen in an ice cream maker following your manufacturer's instructions.
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Step 15: Makes 3 pints
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Step 16: Molasses Gingerbread Cookies
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Step 17: Mix dry ingredients in a small bowl and set aside.
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Step 18: Cream sugar and butter until fluffy and light: 4-5 minutes.
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Step 19: Add egg and beat until incorporated
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Step 20: then add molasses.
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Step 21: Gently add flour mixture to combine.
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Step 22: Using a large cookie scoop
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Step 23: evenly space your cookie dough on 3 baking sheets (if you only have one
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Step 24: the dough can be refrigerated in between uses).
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Step 25: Bake at 350 °F (177 °C) for 15 minutes
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Step 26: or until cookies are dry to the touch
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Step 27: but not hard.
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Step 28: Cool on wire racks.
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Step 29: Cinnamon & Sugar Ice Cream Sandwiches
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Step 30: Remove ice cream from freezer
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Step 31: and if hard
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Step 32: let stand at least 10 minutes.
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Step 33: Assemble ice cream sandwiches by taking two cookies
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Step 34: bottoms facing up.
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Step 35: Using an icing spatula
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Step 36: smooth out sides of ice cream sandwich
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Step 37: placing any unwanted ice cream back in the container for Round 2.
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Step 38: If you find that one scoop of ice cream is not enough
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Step 39: by all means
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Step 40: use more!
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Step 41: For those of you who adore garnishing your baked goods
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Step 42: roll your finished ice cream sandwich on its side in a cinnamon/sugar mixture to coat
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Step 43: then place on a baking sheet lined with parchment
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Step 44: and freeze until firm.
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Step 45: Repeat for all remaining cookies.
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Step 46: Once all of your sandwiches are firmed up in the freezer
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Step 47: wrap them in individual parchment squares and store in a container or ziplock bag.
Detailed Guide
While heating milk, beat egg yolks, sugar, and cinnamon in the bowl of a mixer, starting at low speed and once incorporated, bring to high speed for 4 minutes.,,,,, Once frozen (ice cream will still be soft), place in shallow container and place in freezer until ready to use.,,,,,,,,, Store in an airtight container.,,, With a cookie scoop, spoon ice cream into center of one cookie.
Take the other cookie and place on top (like a sandwich).
Press the two cookies together lightly to spread ice cream out.,,,,, Enjoy!
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