As we were getting ready to venture out into the snow, I remembered reading about Snow Cream on Simply Sweet Home and knew we had to try it.
Though my hubby and I weren’t tremendously impressed, I think this might have to become a tradition whenever we get a good snowstorm just for the novelty of making ice cream from snow. K ate 2 full bowls of it and probably would have eaten more had I let him!
I ended up halving Simply Sweet Home’s recipe and this is what I used:
- 1/2 gallon of snow
- 1/2 cup white sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup milk
- Chocolate topping if desired
- Gather your clean snow (don’t you love my super coordinated snow gear?!)
- Pour it in a bowl and add sugar and vanilla. Stir.
- Add milk and stir until you reach your desired consistency.
- Scoop into individual bowls and top with any desired toppings.
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we made snow ice cream today, too! we used paula dean's recipe though. it called for 8c snow, 1 can sweetened condensed milk, a 2tsp vanilla. it was GOOD!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are being snowed in right now...blizzard conditions in Chicago! With no school tomorrow, I think we need to celebrate with some Snow Cream!
ReplyDeleteWe don't get snow here in FL (I am loving looking at all the photos, and my sons all live in TX so I see that THEY have snow!) but we always made snow ice cream when I was a kid with Eagle Brand (sweetened condensed milk) also (before Paula Dean!) I think it is the traditional way. It is really tasty, and I have no idea what the recipe was, but when my husband and I were first married and lived in Denver we made it several times over those first 2 winters. Then we moved to Midland TX and alas, snow was very rare. Now of course. But, I highly recommend any recipe that calls for Eagle Brand.
ReplyDeletehaha, Snowmageddon was quite interesting! I'm up in Northern Illinois and my husband had to leave his car stranded in the middle of the road when he could drive no further and WALK home!!
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