A RECIPE FOR YOUR VALENTINE (OR YOURSELF!)

Posted by Turkey Hill Team on February 13th, 2009


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We discovered these heart warming treats over on the All Things Ice Cream blog (and she found them on Pinch My Salt). They’re called “Naughty Ice Cream Sandwiches,” but we just call them delicious. They’re made with thinly cut chocolate brownies with layers of vanilla ice cream nestled in between. Check out the recipe at either of the links above and prepare to make one special Valentine very happy!

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30 Responses to “A RECIPE FOR YOUR VALENTINE (OR YOURSELF!)”

  1. barry says:

    a local pizza shop has a heart-shaped pizza tomorrow. the large cookie kiosk in the mall used to cut their large (12-15″) cookies into hearts on V Day. so a heart-shaped ice cream sandwich is appropriate. you could probably substitute your favorite 4″ cookies for the fresh brownies.

  2. Cheryl S says:

    My husband will love this treat tomorrow–his two favorite desserts–ice cream and brownies!!

  3. Linda Leffler says:

    These cookies look so delicious, I will be making them this morning, diet or not. Thanks. Linda

  4. alicelynne says:

    Looks delicious…I like the idea of baking the brownies in a jellyroll pan.

  5. brenda says:

    Happy Valentine’s Day to all,
    I make my own little heart our of any cookies dough. I do use turley Hill ice cream. Did you know you can make one large one by cuting out a larger heart and use can put tow knod of turkey hill ice cream between the baked cookies. I do like your recipe.

  6. Deb says:

    Ah, yes, the classic brownies and ice cream — these are good–no WAIT — these are scrumptious! I guess it will be ice cream for breakfast — AGAIN!

  7. wendyswhimsies says:

    YUMMMMMMMM! Two of my favorites, brownies & ice cream. Now to decide on the TH flavor. Happy Valentine’s Day to all.

  8. Stefanie Schmidt says:

    This is the perfect Valentine treat. I love the mix of brownies and ice cream, delicious!

  9. Margaret M says:

    These look and sound delicious. I just turned my oven on to preheat it so I can get started on making this. What a nice treat it will be. Thank you for sharing this with us.
    Happy Valentine’s Day to all.

  10. Jacqueline Seewald says:

    What a delicious recipe! Thanks, and happy Valentine’s Day to all. This is my favorite holiday. My older son and his wife were married on Valentine’s Day and we’re going to celebrate their anniversary with them today.

    My new novel THE DROWNING POOL will also be published at the end of this month by Five Star/Gale. So this February is really special for me.
    Now I think I’ll celebrate with a Turkey Hill valentine!

  11. Edie says:

    What could be better -chocolate and ice cream. Sounds delcious. I’ll be making them this morning.

  12. Peggy Gorman says:

    Love this wonderful dessert. Happy Valentines Day

  13. Tianna says:

    Sounds great! I’m alone this valentines so I’ll meke these for myself and substitute TH philly style chocolate ice cream for vanilla. And make them triple chocolate brownies. Hey I’m a chocoholic and a women it’s a win-win situation!

  14. Bob Kessler Jr says:

    Looking at the recipe this is a potent brownie – Bailey’s Irish Cream and Kahlua. Throw in Turkey Hill ice cream and you have the perfect Valentine’s dessert.

  15. Paula F. says:

    I used TH mint choc chip instead of vanilla, YUMMY!!!

  16. Yvonne says:

    The recipe looks great and easy to make! I will have to try these “naughty” sandwiches with different flavored TH ice cream. Thanks for sharing it.

  17. Bonnie Traher says:

    yummy

  18. Peg Cramer says:

    Paula is right, mint chocolate chip goes great with brownies. Also I can think of cherry vanilla for its touch of red.

  19. peg says:

    WHAT A WONDERFUL IDEA. I JUST BAKED BROWNIES. ALL I HAVE TO DO IS TAKE THE ICE CREAM OUT OF THE FREEZER. YOU MADE MY DAY.

  20. John S. says:

    I’d like to make a bunch of these, but
    I can’t make too many since Turkey Hill
    ice cream has reduced the size of it’s
    containers to 1.5 quarts. I bet they are
    really tasty.

  21. mary frey says:

    they are just right for the special day ,valentine day;;;;

  22. lee carr says:

    between the Kahlua and the Bailey’s, I will have to keep these treats for myself. thanks for sharing this great recipe

  23. Pat says:

    Happy Valentine’s Day all! MMMMM those little ice cream sandwiches look tasty.

  24. Carol C says:

    I’ve been eating a scoop of TH IC on my brownies for quite a while. But now I can add the ‘extras’ and make a super desert for just adults! I also make the brownies in a pie pan since I have a friend who absolutely loves the ‘end pieces’ but never thought to use the jelly roll pan for the crispyness he likes! Thanks for all your ideas!

  25. Mary says:

    My daughter was making something like this for a party she was going to last night. They sound yummy!

  26. Dot Hess says:

    Another recipe I can’t turn down.
    Thanks!!

  27. Anne King says:

    Sounds so good and easy. Will make it!

  28. Robbin L. Netz says:

    Not just for Valentine’s Day! I can see this at an engagement party, a bridal shower, anniversary party, celebrating successful cardiac surgery, all sorts of occassions. They look like a real pleaser. Yum!

  29. lucy and laddie says:

    Can’t wait to try these. Look and sound real good. Cool.

  30. mary frey says:

    my grand children just love to make these treats, they said it is fun , they make for their parents for a surprise

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