I’ve mentioned before how I’m not the biggest fan of ice cream, but every once in awhile one pops out that seems above and beyond. Like this Blueberry Sour Cream Ice Cream. The sweet of the berries with the tart of the sour cream sounds delectable. Try it out with Joy’s hot fudge sauce for a twist (if you need one that is…). Love that color, too!
I must have masochistic tendencies because I was reading/drooling over this recipe for Blueberry Sticky Buns as I ate my lunch. My salad. My boring salad. (Get the picture?)
Mojito Jelly-Os lie somewhere between a tastier version of the Jello shots you did in college and an alcohol-infused dessert. I understand this one might be a little out of the comfort zone for some of you, but it’s too unique not to include in Lime Week. And in my experience Tartlette’s concoctions are never a letdown!
Columbus, OH-based Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is well known for its creative flavor combinations and quality ingredients used in all of their ice creams, sorbets and frozen yogurts. All flavors are inspired by local dairy and fruit. It’s also interesting that Jeni’s uses NO eggs because she believes they distract from the flavor of the cream. Instead she uses small amounts of corn starch and gelatin as thickeners.
There’s nothing better than a quality product in equally outstanding packaging. Jeni’s is spot-on, relying on clear plastic containers and a handwritten font that really allows the ice cream to be the star. At the same time it also reminds you that all of Jeni’s frozen treats are handmade in small batches.
Founder Jeni Britton is featured in this month’s Food & Wine magazine in How to Make Ice Cream Like an Artisan. I’m pumped that the article contains lots and lots of her recipes as well.
The recipe for Mojito Pound Cake with Rum Flavored Italian Meringue Buttercream is pretty involved (in the cookbook it’s three pages long…). But according to those who have taken it on, totally worth it. The result is a delicious, refreshing cake that actually does taste like a mojito.
This Key Lime Mousse looks so light and airy. I bet I could eat it with a Guilt Rating of 2.5 on a scale of 1-10, heavy whipping cream and all! The strawberries look like they make a great addition to the mousse texture.
I adore limes. Lime anything really. I know the little green guys weren’t always near the top of my list as they are today, but I can’t remember when they made their ascent. Regardless, limes just say “summer” to me: key lime pie, mojitos, limeade. The list goes on and on. So welcome to Lime Week! Enjoy your stay.
These Mini Lime Pies with Glazed Berries have been on my radar for quite some time. The combination of flavors and textures looks amazing!
I’ll bake anything in a ramekin. I love those little guys. I don’t know whether it’s the single-serving idea or the precious size factor but they just make everything better. I can hear them screaming for some Coconut Lime Pudding Cake love as I type…