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[…] And I know what I am going to do for a final taste of summer…use the last of my peaches to make this ice cream from Make Mine Lemon! […]
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Sam @ My Carolina Kitchen says
I am in love with the portion control little servings of your ice cream. What a clever idea. The peaches have been the best in years.
Sam
Ms. Lemon says
Sam, I am so happy with the portion control since I am always making something. Thanks as always for stopping by and your kind words.
M.
Adri says
This sounds like my kind of dessert. I adore ice cream and other frozen treats, and peaches are divine. What a terrific idea to use the cup cake liners. They look perfect. Plus, for a person like myself who is desperately in need of portion control where desserts are concerned, your idea is pure genius. Brava!
Ms. Lemon says
I don’t know why I did not think of it sooner. I makes me more aware of what I am eating. Thanks for stopping by Adri
Monique says
Peachy:)
I like what the peach is sitting in too:)
Cute idea the cupcake wrapper bowls:)
Ms. Lemon says
Thanks Monique. It took forever for “good” peaches to arrive.
Sally says
So creative trying the cupcake liners Madonna. Never thought of that. I’ve been making ice cream with just coconut milk for the non-dairy crowd. Just needs some real dairy to stay creamier when frozen. Good fresh though. Such a fun thing to test and play with. Not sure why you were concerned with the fat in the egg yolks? They are good for you and add such nice richness. Happy cooking!
Ms. Lemon says
I love coconut, but had a bad experience with coconut sugar (my lips looked like in the First Wives Club.) so I have been reluctant to use any coconut milk, or flour. As for the eggs I usually always use eggs, but I wanted to give the Philadelphia style a try since the tart is rich. Thanks for stopping by Sally. I am always thrilled your input.
M.
Marcia Pilar says
LOVE peach recipes. This one looks and sounds delicious.
Thanks for sharing.
Ms. Lemon says
Marcia, thanks you so much. Glad to see you are also a lemon lover. 🙂
Pat @ Life At Lydias House says
What a great idea to put the ice cream into muffin tins so that you already have an individual serving!! I’ll be trying this for sure!
Ms. Lemon says
Thank you for stopping by Pat. I am pretty happy about the portion control idea. I don’t know why I did not think of it sooner.
Kitty says
I love your picture of your tart and your embellished ice cream, Madonna! What a clever idea to use portion control servings with the cupcake liners. I love that!! The ice cream sounds delicious and I can just about taste the creaminess through my computer screen. Another winner!!
Ms. Lemon says
You are so kind Kitty. I am pretty happy with it. With all the cooking/blogging I need some portion control. It did not get as hard or icy as usual so another thing to be happy about. Thanks for stopping by.
M.
Amy Tong says
What a scrumptious dessert! I love peaches! Totally love your idea of splitting the vanilla ice cream and add other flavors to part of it. I guess we can please everyone, sometimes, just need to think outside of the box! 😉 Have a great weekend.
Ms. Lemon says
Thanks Amy. We have varied taste, but you cannot go wrong with plain ole vanilla. Thanks for stopping by.
M.
marcie says
I don’t normally like my ice cream too rich, but I do go the 5-6 egg yolk route once in a while when it’s warranted, and less is always more for me. I love that ice cream is so versatile, and still tastes great with no yolks like this. There’s still plenty of richness from all that cream and milk, and the peach flavor must be heavenly!
Ms. Lemon says
I love the 5-6 taste, but I am such a “flower”. 🙂 My tummy just doesn’t tolerate. I usually use 3 eggs. I seem to manage that well. I wanted to give Philadelphia style a try and thought this was a good time. I just like ice cream in any form.
Thanks for stopping by.
Madonna
Tanya says
Ah! I love ice cream and over the last few weeks, I have developed great fondness for peaches. This is the perfect combination for me 🙂
Thank you for linking up with us on Wake-Up Wednesdays. I am Tanya from Kreative Korner, a co-host for the party.
http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/
Miz Helen says
Be still my heart, this Peach Ice Cream looks fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and hope you have a great week.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
Ms. Lemon says
Thanks Helen.
Lou Lou Girls says
Looks so good! Pinned. We appreciate you being a part of our party. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love to party with you! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com
Happy Monday! Lou Lou Girls
Sandra says
I’m sure I would want seconds these treats look delicious!
Ms. Lemon says
Thanks Sandra. I hate to see the season be over.