Festive Desserts Cookbook - Mint Ice Cream Dessert

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This thread centers around the Mint Ice Cream Dessert from the Festive Desserts Cookbook, with participants sharing experiences related to making the dessert and seeking assistance with the recipe. One participant expresses urgency in needing the recipe for an upcoming event, while others contribute by sharing their own experiences and reactions to the dessert.

Discussion Character

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  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as Lisa, requests help with the Mint Ice Cream dessert recipe due to having loaned out her cookbook.
  • Another participant shares the full recipe for the Mint Chocolate Ice Cream Cake, detailing the ingredients and preparation steps.
  • Lisa expresses gratitude for the recipe and mentions purchasing ingredients, including cookies, for the dessert.
  • Several users express enthusiasm about the dessert, with one participant noting it was a hit at a gathering and received positive feedback.
  • Lisa recounts a humorous interaction where others were surprised she made the dessert, highlighting their lack of confidence in cooking.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

No clear consensus emerges, as participants share individual experiences and reactions without a unified viewpoint.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences with the dessert, emphasizing the enjoyment and social interactions surrounding its preparation and consumption.

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Participants within the consultant community who are interested in dessert recipes or looking for ideas for festive gatherings may find this discussion relevant.

Lisa/ChefBear
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Hi all,
I've been asked to make the Mint Ice Cream dessert/pie or whatever it's called in the Festive Desserts Cookbook, but I loaned out my cookbook to a friend and she's away until the weekend.

I know it's got the "fake" Girl Scout Thin Mints with something as crust and then again on sides of pan. I don't remember, just going from memory of picture.

Help!! I'm supposed to make this for an event at school tomorrow night for teachers!!

Thanks,

Lisa
 
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Does anyone have this cookbook that would be willing to please post the recipe?? Please. I've got to run to store and get whatever ingredients I don't have and still make this for this evening.

Thanks,

Lisa
 
Mint Chocolate Ice Cream Cake

Crust:
1 pkg (10 oz) fudge-covered mint cookies (about 40 cookies), divided
2 tbsp butter, melted

Filling:
1 qt mint chocolate chip ice cream
1 qt chocolate ice cream
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tbsp powdered sugar
1/8 tsp peppermint extract

For crust, place 25 of the cookies in resealable plastic bag; crush into fine crumbs using Baker's Roller. Place crumbs in Small Batter Bowl. Add butter; mix well. Press crumb mixture into bottom of Springform Pan. Place pan in freezer until ready to fill.
Line inside collar of pan with remaining cookies (see Chef's Corner). For filling, place mint chocolate chip ice cream in refrigerator 20 minutes to soften. Scoop mint chocolate chip ice cream onto crust. Carefully spread ice cream evenly over crust using Small Spreader; cover and freeze 1 hour. Place chocolate ice cream in refrigerator 20 minutes before removing cake from freezer; scoop chocolate ice cream over mint ice cream. Carefully spread evenly and return to freezer.
Place cream in chilled Stainless (2-qt.) Mixing Bowl; beat on high speed of electric hand mixer until soft peaks form. Add powdered sugar and peppermint extract; continue beating just until stiff peaks form (do not overbeat). Spread cream over chocolate ice cream. Freeze cake until firm, at least 6 hours or overnight.
Yield. 12 servings.

Chef's corner
Stand cookies up against side of pan with rounded sides against the collar. Use the first layer of ice cream to hold the cookies in place.
For easier sering, let cake stand at room temperature 15 minutes or until ice cream is slightly softened. Dip Utility Knife into hot water and wipe dry between cuts.
 
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Paula,
Thanks so much, I have everything buy the ice creams, I couldn't remember what flavors and the amount of cookies, so I bought 2 bags of the Keebler, yummy for my family tonight. Or I should be good and save 2nd bag for making this dessert again.

Thanks again,

Lisa
 
yum!! Let us know how it turns out!
 
Lisa/ChefBear said:
Paula,
Thanks so much, I have everything buy the ice creams, I couldn't remember what flavors and the amount of cookies, so I bought 2 bags of the Keebler, yummy for my family tonight. Or I should be good and save 2nd bag for making this dessert again.

Thanks again,

Lisa

No problem... thinking that I might need to make that one! Mint Chocolate Chip is my favorite!
 
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Hey,thanks so much, just wanted to update everyone, this is YUMMY!! Not a piece left!!

I had someone actually ask me "Where you'd buy that, I'd love one for the Holidays"!! :eek:

Before I could say anything, two of the others that were there and standing right there, said almost in stereo "I can't believe you ask LISA of all people where she bought a dessert, DUH, she made it!!"

I tried to tell them I could give them the recipe and they could make it, and they were like, "I can't even make Jello" :blushing:,

I said I think even you could manage to smash some cookies, melt some butter, mix, smoosh into bottom of springform pan, put some ice cream in and cookies around the side and top with Cool whip to make it easier. :D

They were so funny, and even more embarassed when another co-worker went by and said "Uh, Lisa it would be safer for all involved if you'd make it and let them pay you for it........safer for all those who have to eat it, that is."

I told them to call me if they really wanted me to make cake for them.

Lisa
 
:D LOL! Doesn't that make you feel great!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients are needed for the Mint Ice Cream Dessert from the Festive Desserts Cookbook?

The Mint Ice Cream Dessert typically requires mint ice cream, chocolate cookie crumbs, whipped cream, and fresh mint leaves for garnish. You may also need ingredients for a chocolate sauce or additional toppings, depending on your preference.

How long does it take to prepare the Mint Ice Cream Dessert?

Can I make the Mint Ice Cream Dessert ahead of time?

Yes, the Mint Ice Cream Dessert can be made ahead of time. In fact, it's best to prepare it a few hours or even a day in advance to allow it to freeze thoroughly and for the flavors to meld together.

Is it possible to customize the Mint Ice Cream Dessert?

Absolutely! You can customize the Mint Ice Cream Dessert by using different flavors of ice cream, adding layers of fruit, or incorporating various toppings like nuts or chocolate chips to suit your taste.

How should I store leftovers of the Mint Ice Cream Dessert?

Leftover Mint Ice Cream Dessert should be covered tightly with plastic wrap or stored in an airtight container in the freezer. It can typically be kept for up to a week, but for the best texture and flavor, it's recommended to consume it sooner.

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