Where To Buy Rum Cherry Ice Cream

Where To Buy Rum Cherry Ice Cream

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I cook with them as much as I can before the season ends: cherry clafoutis for dessert, compote for French toast and waffles, and of course: cherry ice cream. In my favorite adults-only version, I fold rum-soaked cherries into a rich and creamy vanilla custard base.

That said, all varieties of corn syrup are processed sweeteners. I do try to limit processed foods as much as possible in my diet, but allow some room for occasional indulgences such as a bowl of this ice cream. If you avoid processed sweeteners entirely, this would not be a suitable ice cream recipe for your diet.

The trick to avoiding this is to cook or macerate your fruit to soften it and draw out the juices before adding them to the ice cream. With less liquid, the fruit will still freeze, but not impossibly so.

For this recipe, I like to simmer the Bing cherries with sugar to create a cherry syrup from the juices. After straining, I churn the syrup into the ice cream base for natural color and flavor. I then soak the cooked cherry solids in rum and fold them into the ice cream just before transferring it from the ice cream maker to the freezer.

i tripled the ingredients to make plenty for my co workers, also added chocolate chips in one of the batches. thanks for recipe! bought an ice cream machine last black friday, looking forward to making it work over time this summer.

My ice cream maker is collecting dust right now, I always struggled a little to make home made ice cream in a nice texture. This post has given me sooo much useful insight, and this flavor combo sounds crazy delicious. Thanks so much for sharing!

From: eastman@solstice.jpl.nasa.gov (Sherri Eastman) Date: Thu, 6 Jul 1995 02:17:30 GMT (exerpted from Lee Baileys Long Weekends) Place the cherries in a bowl and cover with rum. Allow to soak for several hours. Heat half-and-half and sugar together until sugar is dissolved and bubbles begin to form around edge of the pot. Whisk yolks until creamy and then whisk in 1/2 cup of the heated half-and-half mixture. Pour the warmed yolks back into the half-and-half and continue to cook, stirring, until the custard mixture coats the back of a spoon. DO NOT OVERCOOK OR THE CUSTARD WILL CURDLE. Stir in vanilla, allow to cool completely, then chill. Pour into a commercial ice-cream maker and freeze according to manufacturers directions. Drain the cherries. When the mixture begins to thicken as it freezes, add the cherries and freeze until ice cream is the proper consistency. Makes about 1-3/4 pints. Sherri and Dazzle REC.FOOD.RECIPES ARCHIVES /DESSERTS From rec.food.cooking archives. Downloaded from G Internet, G Internet.

A Baskin-Robbins classic since 1964, this sweet scoop was inspired by a dessert created for a British royal celebration in 1897. This scoop has a well-rounded, creamy and sweet cherry flavor with hints of rum flavoring that will be sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Made with Cherries from Oregon and Washington, the Cherry Pieces provide pops of strong, sweet cherry flavor. This classic scoop is our take on a traditional Cherries Jubilee, which has cherries in a syrup, providing a sweet cherry flavor with a creamy Vanilla Ice Cream.

Want to indulge in our Cherries Jubilee Ice Cream without leaving home? You can order with delivery via DoorDash, Uber Eats or Postmates. You can also place an order at order.baskinrobbins.com or through the Baskin-Robbins mobile app for pickup via drive-thru, carry-out or curbside, where available.

These tipsy little beauties can be eaten straight from the jar, added to baked goods, used to garnish drinks (think Maraschino cherries, but delicious and all natural), or perched on top of a scoop of ice cream that has been drizzled with the happy side-product of their creation; Boozy Cherry Molasses (a jewel-toned rum and Kirsch fortified, thick, sweet, intensely cherry syrup boiled down after making Rum Soaked Preserved Cherries.)

Throw it back to classic ice cream and cola float creations of the 1950s or experiment and create your own treats with limited edition Captain Morgan Cherry Vanilla! This fave combo of sweet cherry and vanilla flavors is sure to razz your taste buds.

In a mixing glass filled with ice, pour in rum and bitters. Stir to chill 20 seconds and strain into a soda glass. Add ice cream to glass and top with black cherry soda. Dash orange bitters on top and garnish with orange slice and cherries.

Add 1-2 scoops of vanilla ice cream to each glass. Top with black cherry soda, allowing foam to subside before filling to the top. Add 1 oz dark rum if desired. Top with whipped cream, sprinkles and maraschino cherries. Serve immediately.

You can also try making this ice cream with yogurt instead of cream. Heat the cherries, sugar, salt, and milk first. Then let cool. Add 1 3/4 cup of full-fat yogurt and purée. Everything else is the same except no need to add lemon juice.

To serve, place a pineapple ring in the center of each plate. Top with 2 banana slices and drizzle with sauce. Place a scoop of ice cream on top. Sprinkle plate with coconut flakes and finish with mint. Serves 4. 781b155fdc