I have to admit, it is not usually "delicious", but you just can't get a foot of snow and NOT make snow ice cream. So, that is what I did!
In the past few years, I have watched cooking shows, and a lot of them. So, when I searched snow ice cream in the search bar and Paula Deen's recipe came up, I figured it would be smart to try her's. If you know one, just one thing about Paula Deen it is probably that everything she makes is either SUPER sweet or buttery! So why not? I decided to try it.
Snow Ice Cream by Paula Deen
8 cups of soft snow
1 can of sweetened condensed milk
1 tablespoon of vanilla extract
Gather the snow in a bowl, and pour remaining ingredients on top of it; stir.
Viola! It was so easy, and tastes wonderful! I was very surprised, because usually that stuff is like 2 cups of sugar, 3 teaspoons of vanilla, and 4 cups of snow. I am not very fond of it. Now, sweetened condensed milk, I am VERY fond of that stuff! It tastes delicious, which is what made that ice cream so good. Anyway, it tastes just like store-bought vanilla ice cream, so you should try it!
Merry February everyone!
In the past few years, I have watched cooking shows, and a lot of them. So, when I searched snow ice cream in the search bar and Paula Deen's recipe came up, I figured it would be smart to try her's. If you know one, just one thing about Paula Deen it is probably that everything she makes is either SUPER sweet or buttery! So why not? I decided to try it.
Snow Ice Cream by Paula Deen
8 cups of soft snow
1 can of sweetened condensed milk
1 tablespoon of vanilla extract
Gather the snow in a bowl, and pour remaining ingredients on top of it; stir.
Viola! It was so easy, and tastes wonderful! I was very surprised, because usually that stuff is like 2 cups of sugar, 3 teaspoons of vanilla, and 4 cups of snow. I am not very fond of it. Now, sweetened condensed milk, I am VERY fond of that stuff! It tastes delicious, which is what made that ice cream so good. Anyway, it tastes just like store-bought vanilla ice cream, so you should try it!
Merry February everyone!
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