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Christine on Tuesday, May 21st, 2013 |
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Friday nights are movie nights in our house. My husband will occasionally bring home some goodies for the kids to munch on while we watch a movie. Sometimes, it’s ice cream, sometimes it’s licorice, other times, it popcorn. However, he has a love for Chipwiches. Who doesn’t? If you’re a little like me and you care about your waistline, you try to opt for something a little lighter. This past weekend, my husband asked my oldest what he should bring home for movie night. The response – “those cookies with ice cream”.
Nothing gets me more excited then when I have a “Martha” moment and I whip something up that I didn’t plan and it comes together just right! So, this is how these little delicious ice cream sandwiches came to be. These are super easy, and fun, and you can incorporate the kids into the process as well. After making them, I started thinking of all of the possibilities – ice cream flavors and birthday parties. And with summer on the horizon, it’s more of an excuse to eat something cool and refreshing! I love ice cream, and even more so, in the summer.
What You Will Need (NOTE: this whole recipe can be done gluten, dairy, nut and soy free)
Wax or Parchment paper
Ice cream (any kind – if you don’t eat dairy, opt for a non-dairy option)
Pillsbury Ready To Bake Sugar Cookies (if you eat gluten free, use a gluten free option, they sell them in the frozen specialty section of your grocery store)
Sugar Sprinkles
Enjoy Life Dairy, Nut, and Soy Free Mini Chocolate Chips (if you don’t need to go this route, choose regular mini chips)
A wine glass with a stem
Okay, let the fun begin!
1) Bake the cookies – DO NOT OVER COOK THEM!!!! Once you remove from the oven top the cookies with sugar sprinkles. These come in many colors. Let cool!
2)While your cookies are cooling pour your mini chips on a plate.
3) Lay a piece of wax or parchment paper on a cookie sheet or cake pan.
4) Scoop ice cream and lay on top of one cookie (make sure your ice cream isn’t too hard – you need it to be softened a bit).
5) Using the bottom of your wine glass, press the ice cream scoop until it’s flat.
6) Add the other half of the cookie and press on top.
7) Roll the cookie in the mini chips until it’s covered all the way around. Lay on the parchment paper.
Repeat all of the steps until your sandwiches are complete. You want to work fast so that you don’t have melted ice cream everywhere.
8) Put in the freezer until hard.
Start the movie, grab some napkins (this gets messy) and enjoy the heck out of them! And then hope that you made a couple of extras for another night, when the memory of just how good it was comes to mind!

