As our day didn't go quite as planned (my father was under the weather so we all stepped up in our own way to ensure our guests were taken care of) I didn't get a chance to take a photo. So this pic is one my sister posted to Instagram.
Christmas Day dessert table: Top left to right; Trifle, Pavlova, Gingerbread house, Fruit Salad. Botttom left to right; Plum pudding, Lemon Bundt cake, Ice cream slice. |
But either way it was very yum and even better, very simple to make.
With just 4 ingredients it's a great way to give everyone something sweet to eat after dinner.
The recipe comes from nestle and just because I rarely follow a recipe directly. Instead of splitting the ice cream between two trays, I heaped up just one.
With just 4 ingredients it's a great way to give everyone something sweet to eat after dinner.
The recipe comes from nestle and just because I rarely follow a recipe directly. Instead of splitting the ice cream between two trays, I heaped up just one.
So let's get down to it.
1 packet of malt o milk biscuits
600mls thickened cream
1 tin condensed milk
4 50g violet crumb bars
Line a brownie tray with parchment paper and place a layer of biscuits on the bottom, cut them up to fill the base. 1 tray will not use the whole packet
In the bowl of a strand mixer whip the cream to stiff peaks then add the condensed milk, whisk until thick.
Crush the violet crumble bars and fold though 3 of them before spreading the creamy mix across the biscuit base. Level off the top and sprinkle the 4th violet crumble bar over the top.
Cover and freezer for 4 hours or over night. Cut and serve immediately.
Close up of ice cream slice (apologies for the poor quality) |
Now for the second tray I made it using crunchie and peppermint crisp bars. But you could use just about any candy bar that takes your fancy.
I may be linked up at these parties.
I may be linked up at these parties.
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