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Cherry Ice Cream
Without any egg yolks to get in the way, this ice cream tastes like pure cherry and nothing more—although if you'd like a hint of smoke try throwing the cherries on a hot grill until wilted and soft.
Roasted Apricot and Almond Ice Cream
The perfect thing to do with less than perfect apricots. The ice cream gets a double dose of almonds: some chopped up into the final scoop, but also some steeped into cream, which adds a deep, nutty flavor to the base.
Almond Joy (Toasted Coconut with Dark Chocolate and Almonds) Ice Cream
Like an Almond Joy candy bar, but better.
Roasted Plum, Ginger, and Honey Ice Cream
You won't need eggs for this ice cream, which is thick and dense thanks to the plums and honey. A couple spoonfuls of plum brandy helps as well, both for texture and to amplify the plums' honeyed flavor.
Scooped: Roasted Beet and Dark Chocolate Ice Cream
Beets may sound like an unlikely candidate for an ice cream, but they share chocolate's earthy, fruity sweetness, enhanced all the more so by roasting them first. Mixing beets with chocolate and churning them into ice cream dampens their funky qualities; this ice cream tastes more of marshmallow than vegetable, with only the subtle aftertaste of chocolate.
Rum Cherry Ice Cream ~ Boozy Ice Cream
Love cherry ice cream? Try this boozy (adults-only) version, made with plump, rum-soaked Bing cherries! It's a decidedly grownup twist on a summertime classic.
Maple Rosemary Ice Cream
Use grade B maple syrup if you can; it has a more pronounced flavor that stands up to ice cream all the more. Serve this with warm pears (poached, caramelized, or in cobbler) and some toasted pecans.
Rocky Road Ice Cream
The usual rocky road punched up with hazelnuts and white chocolate. It's a rich, dark, buttery, chunky party in your mouth.
Mocha-Cashew Ice Cream
A sweet and milky chocolate ice cream with a clean, bitter edge from coffee and the buttery crunch of cashews.
Scooped: Rosemary, Olive Oil, and Pine Honey Ice Cream
Oil doesn't hit you over the head in this ice cream—that's the rosemary's job. Its alpine punch recedes as the ice cream melts on the tongue, giving way to the sweet, resinous honey.
A lush cherry ice cream with crunchy bits of dark chocolate and crunchy almond.
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Roasted Apricot and Almond Ice Cream
The perfect thing to do with less than perfect apricots. The ice cream gets a double dose of almonds: some chopped up into the final scoop, but also some steeped into cream, which adds a deep, nutty flavor to the base.
Cherry Ice Cream
Without any egg yolks to get in the way, this ice cream tastes like pure cherry and nothing more—although if you'd like a hint of smoke try throwing the cherries on a hot grill until wilted and soft.
Almond Joy (Toasted Coconut with Dark Chocolate and Almonds) Ice Cream
Like an Almond Joy candy bar, but better.
Spumoni Ice Cream Terrine
This fun and easy Italian-American ice cream dessert is flavored with chocolate, pistachio, and cherry-almond.
White Chocolate Cherry Almond Biscotti
White chocolate, cherries, and almonds make these dessert-worthy biscotti.
Lemon Basil Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwiches
If you've made a mint chocolate chip ice cream before, this recipe follows the same basic procedure. But while mint leaves are usually steeped in the cream for upwards of an hour or two before getting strained out, basil benefits more from a short initial steeping before getting blended into the base. I forgo chocolate chips or drizzling melted chocolate for simply shaving chocolate directly into the ice cream as it's finishing the churn.
Roasted Plum, Ginger, and Honey Ice Cream
You won't need eggs for this ice cream, which is thick and dense thanks to the plums and honey. A couple spoonfuls of plum brandy helps as well, both for texture and to amplify the plums' honeyed flavor.
Cherry-Amaretto Tart
The crust is shortbread crumbs and ground almonds, which are complemented by a sweet almond liqueur-flavored mascarpone filling. The crowning touch: an Amaretto and cherry glaze that lightly coats a generous pile of fresh cherries.
Fresh Cherry Almond Scones
Perfect for summer, and simply bursting with flavor, these Fresh Cherry Almond Scones are sure-fire winners. If you enjoy fresh cherries, and you love flaky, buttery scones, this is a marriage made in heaven.
Scooped: Roasted Beet and Dark Chocolate Ice Cream
Beets may sound like an unlikely candidate for an ice cream, but they share chocolate's earthy, fruity sweetness, enhanced all the more so by roasting them first. Mixing beets with chocolate and churning them into ice cream dampens their funky qualities; this ice cream tastes more of marshmallow than vegetable, with only the subtle aftertaste of chocolate.