Merry Cherry Ice cream
Life is just a bowl of cherries or if you are unfortunate enough to have a spell checker. Wife is just a bowel of herpies, I remain quietly confident that this isn’t the case.
Cherries are magical little darlings, arriving in their full-on blousey flowery way and mature to wondrous little wrecking balls of fruit. Their gravitas wreaking havoc with a bing bang, sweet sour, dark diva red fruit that can dispatch a tooth filling in a nano second if you haven’t relieved it of its stone (not a pip = based on hardness apparently)
From the frailty and abundance of gentle pink flowers to the absolute ballsiness of fruit. Cherry can handle her booze and loves a drop of cognac and is indeed thanks to a certain Peter Frederik Suhm Heering able to give her weight to a Singapore sling or Rudolph Valentino’s Blood and Sand Cocktail ( thats Socktail in predictive format btw – sigh).
Cherry Heering being used in many a culinary enterprise as its high alcohol content evaporates during the cooking process (nods indifferently – saying oh yes of course it does).
Cherries are rapidly at the end of their season (stored in brown paper bags in fridge)
It’s time to rock and roll Cherry Baby she can indeed be plastered in the middle of the day with good conscience and adores being slathered in ice cream. Dream on dear reader.
To do:
Take cherries, wash and de stone.
Exfoliate with granulated sugar in hot non stick wok. Roughly ⅓ of the weight of cherries in sugar or a small amount of agave if you are diabetic.
Let them blubble in a wondrous smell sensation for a few minutes to achieve a juicy jammy texture but retain their curvaceous shape.
Leave to cool considerably, the are hot hot hot as this point.
Add a little slug of hooch i.e. Cognac, Cherry Brandy, Kirsch, Cointreau or orange juice or suit your style.
Then to do:
Take ice cream no cook vanilla as here or store-bought.
Apply ice cream to bowl.
Pour over cherished cherries whilst still a little warm, garnish with rasps of cold bitter chocolate if you so desire.
Devour, hoping that no one can overhear your salacious groans.
Alternatively
Pour the cherries and juices over some slightly softened vanilla, squidge and squiggle them to combine and return the ice cream and cherries to freeze, then share with friends or loved ones – as if!
Don’t forget cooking is art and instinct!
You will be doing this in the interest of art by instinct.
x
So well written and photographed! And funny!
Beautiful photos and recipe. Your content is so well-written and humorous! Cherry can handle her liquor – ha!
I think anyone would be merry after making this!
Love this and love spell check! That ice cream looks so so pretty and a great witty post. And I don’t even need to dust off my ice cream maker for this one!
Sounds fantastic! I had an ice cream in Alberta that looked like vanilla/cherry, but tasted exactly like black forest cake! Yummy!
Looks gorgeous!
Too funny! And yummmm
Oooo that is delicious looking. I must try that out one of these days!
So can resist with pictures like this? Not me!
Oh my gosh – yes please! This looks amazing!
Yummylicious looks delightful x
I am completely entertained by your style of giving directions. 🙂
Hilarious directions! Love the spell check and glorious idea of how to whip some cherries into shape. 🙂
Reblogged this on CopperLeaf Treasures and commented:
So yummy looking I just had to reblog!
So yummy looking I had to reblog it! 🙂
This looks absolutely delicious! I would love to do a collaboration someday!