Here's what you need:
1 1/8 cup of peanut butter (creamy), 2/3 cup of granulated sugar, 1 1/4 cups of whole milk, 2 cups of heavy cream, 1 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract and 1 cup chopped peanut butter cup candies
(***I told you this ice cream was scrumptious, not fat free!)
Here's what you do:
1. Mix the sugar and the peanut butter together with a hand mixer until smooth.
2. Add the whole milk until the sugar has dissolved; on low speed for about 1-2 min.
3. Stir in the whipping cream and vanilla extract.
4. Pour into your machine and let it go at it for about 25-30 minutes.
While you're waiting those 25-30 minutes, that's when you start chopping up your Reese's peanut butter cups (I stuck mine in the freezer so that they were easier to chop up):
After you've cut them up, at around the 25-30 min time has come that your ice cream maker has been working, you add the Reese's peanut butter cups into the mix and let your maker keep working for another 5-10 minutes.
After about 30-35 minutes, it's done! Now you have a choice: You can enjoy it as is (straight from the machine it will have a soft, creamy texture) or you can put it in a container and stick it into the freezer for 2-3 hours for a firmer consistency. We tried it both ways (do you hear the pig oinking in the background?) and we personally (we being Stephen and myself) enjoyed it after being frozen for a few hours.
Let me tell you, this was some dang good ice cream! Cuisinart knew what they were doing when they included this little recipe book in with the machine. Some other recipes that I can't wait to try with this machine are: pumpkin pie and strawberry ice cream, red raspberry and mango gelato... Can I get a YUM!?!
i wish there were 2 more hands on that reese cup picture. then that would mean that i was at your apartment WITH you and that i'd have a mouth full of peanut butter cups!
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homemade ice cream is the BEST!! enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteYum, homemade ice cream sounds so good!
ReplyDeleteHoly YUM~ peanut butter cup~ homemade ice cream, can't get any better. P.S. when you get the flag frame done, let me know I would love to feature it. Have a good one. Jenn
ReplyDeleteoh my word! this sounds awesome! I love homemade ice cream ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh Kari - that ice cream sounds SO GOOD! I need to get an ice creamer maker!
ReplyDeleteHow yummy...just think of all the flavors you can make...seeing this makes me want to run out and get an ice cream maker....But thats the last thing I need lol.
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Have a wonderful rest of the week.
Jolyn
That looks so yummy!!! My husband would love it,...he eats ice cream every night after dinner. I seriously think I might have to invest... I'm not sure how I ended up here but I'm glad I came :)
ReplyDeleteOh my delicious goodness! That ice cream has my name written all over it :-)! Thanks for stopping by Windy Poplars today. We DID have a fun time at our "brunch by the brook". Wish you lived close by - you'd be welcome to pop by anytime :-) Happy Wednesday to you...
ReplyDeletei should not have read this just before bed.. mmm! thanks so much for stopping by my blog and commenting on my avocado dip recipe! not fair, yours looks delicious too but mine has way fewer calories! ;) ~ana
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness... i want a bite (or a whole bowl full) of that ice cream! delish!!!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted an ice cream maker. I will never got enough ice cream...wish it was healther! I bet Reeses was delish. Have a great weekend! xx
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