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"Buttercream Blondi," Meghan McGarry strikes again with decadent Frangelico-spiked ice cream (a hazelnut and herb liquor). This ice cream starts with a rich vanilla custard base, then, the addition of Frangelico adds a subtle nuttiness. The mixture freezes in an ice cream maker within minutes, but the tough part is waiting for its freezer time. If you CAN'T wait, eat as-is for a soft-serve consistency. But, if you have the willpower, allow to the ice cream to harden in the freezer for a few hours. This treat is a great addition to chocolate desserts, or to devour on its own.
Raised in Bronx, NY, Meghan was three years into her pursuit of a Finance Degree from Manhattan College when she realized that a life of crunching numbers was not going to be a "piece of cake." As baking was her true passion, she attended the French Culinary Institute where she graduated with a degree in Pastry Arts. After moving to Boston in 2003, she has worked as pastry chef at Rustic Kitchen as well as overseeing a commissary that produced baked goods for three restaurants in Cambridge, MA. Today, you can find Meghan working as a consulting pastry chef, as well as surrounded by her favorite color pink in her Cambridge kitchen, whipping up delectable pastry treats and making eye-popping, taste bud-rocking wedding cakes.
"Buttercream Blondi," Meghan McGarry strikes again with decadent Frangelico-spiked ice cream (a hazelnut and herb liquor). This ice cream starts with a rich vanilla custard base, then, the addition of Frangelico adds a subtle nuttiness. The mixture freezes in an ice cream maker within minutes, but the tough part is waiting for its freezer time. If you CAN'T wait, eat as-is for a soft-serve consistency. But, if you have the willpower, allow to the ice cream to harden in the freezer for a few hours. This treat is a great addition to chocolate desserts, or to devour on its own.
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