With Valentine’s Day fast approaching I thought if I can’t manage all of the above (particularly the no skunk line with my schedule) then perhaps I’ll treat myself to a sweet treat. But what to make I thought? So when I came across this Nice and Easy Raspberry Toffee Ice-Cream Cake I knew I was worthy of it! It’s a no bake, easy to assemble treat that has all my favourite dessert flavours; tangy raspberry, smooth vanilla and the decadence of white chocolate. The striped colours of bright red and white are perfect for Valentine’s Day so even though I’ll tell my family I made it for them, I might just cut the recipe in half and hide my own special sized treat…because you guessed it; I’m worth it! Now I have to work on balancing the cake plate, wine glass and book while I step into the tub!
Whatever size you make, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this delicious cake because you’re worth it too!
Nice & Easy Raspberry Toffee Ice-Cream Cake
Serves 12
Preparation Time: 10 minutes + refrigeration time
Cooking time: 0 minutes (don't you love this number!!)
Ingredients:
- 1 litre good quality vanilla ice-cream
- 1 litre good quality raspberry sorbet or gelato
- 1 litre good quality English toffee ice-cream
- 250g fresh raspberries
- Good quality white chocolate for garnish
- Line a deep 19cm square cake pan with two pieces of plastic wrap so base is covered twice and wrap extends 5cm over all four sides.
- Soften vanilla ice-cream slightly. Spoon into prepared pan, pressing into an even layer with the back of a spoon. Freeze for about 1 hour or until firm. Tip: Spray the back of your spoon with non-stick cooking spray and your spoon will easily slide over the ice-cream.
- Spoon sorbet onto vanilla ice-cream layer with back of a spoon. Freeze about 1 hour or until firm.
- Soften toffee ice-cream slightly. Spoon onto sorbet, pressing into even layer with back of a spoon. Cover, freeze about 6 hours or overnight.
- To serve, invert pan onto serving platter and carefully remove plastic wrap. Spoon fresh raspberries on top and garnish with shavings of white chocolate.
*Recipe adapted from the Australian Women’s Weekly
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