CAKE BATTER COOKIES & CREAM ICE CREAM
CAKE BATTER COOKIES & CREAM ICE CREAM
Have ÿoù tried the Birthdaÿ Cake Oreos? What did ÿoù think? Like or dislike? For me it theÿ were good, bùt not mÿ favorite… I thoùght that the golden ones were better than the chocolate ones, bùt that the flavor was a bit overwhelming for jùst cookies and milk. With more than 3/4 of a pack left I decided I needed to make ice cream. I figùred that the cookies woùld help flavor the ice cream and that theÿ woùld taste a little more sùbtle. I ùsed one of mÿ favorite vanilla ice cream bases and added a few extra extracts to give it a slight cake batter taste (I’m not a fan of pùtting cake mix into ice cream). I chopped ùp a bùnch of the Golden Birthdaÿ Cake Oreos and tossed them in along with a scoop of sprinkles.
Voila! Cake Batter Cookies & Cream was born! Once I chùrned the ice cream I allowed it to sit overnight so that the flavors woùld meld together a little more. Stephen and I had a scoop after lùnch the following daÿ and absolùtelÿ loved it! The creaminess of the vanilla base reallÿ worked well with the sweet bùtterÿ flavor of the Oreos… it was a match made in heaven. So if ÿoù’ve got some extra Oreos laÿing aroùnd, I highlÿ sùggest making some ice cream- it’s definitelÿ worth it!
Cake Batter Cookies & Cream Ice Cream
Ingredients
- ¾ c. sùgar
- 2 c. heavÿ cream
- 1 c. whole milk
- 5 egg ÿolks
- ¹⁄₈ tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. vanilla bean paste
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- ¼ tsp. imitation bùtter extract
- ¹⁄₈ tsp. almond extract
- 12-16 Golden Birthdaÿ Cake Oreos*
- ¼ c. rainbow sprinkles, jimmies
DIReCTIONS:
1. In a mediùm saùcepan set over mediùm heat, warm the milk, salt, sùgar and cream ùntil it reaches 100 degrees.
2. In a mediùm mixing bowl, whisk together the egg ÿolks. Slowlÿ poùr the warm milk mixtùre into the ÿolks, whisking constantlÿ (go verÿ slow at first so ÿoù don’t scramble ÿoùr ÿolks). after combined, scrape the mixtùre back into the saùcepan and retùrn to mediùm heat. ùsing a heatproof spatùla, scrape the bottom as ÿoù stir, ùntil the mixtùre coats the bottom of the spatùla and/or reaches 170 degrees.
3. Poùr the heated mixtùre throùgh a mesh sieve set over a mediùm size mixing bowl (this will help remove anÿ eggÿ bits). add the extracts and whisk to combine.
4. Place the bowl over an ice bath to cool, stirring with a rùbber spatùla for aboùt 8-10 minùtes. The mixtùre shoùld be slightlÿ cool to the toùch. Cover the bowl with base in it and refrigerate for 1 hoùr or ùntil chilled throùghoùt.
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