The wind is whipping.
The frost is growing.
The sky is blue but it is so mocking.
The sun is shining yet is only a mirage of warmth.
The heaters are on, to no effect, my nails are pale yet my nose is red. I can no longer feel the tips of my ears.
As I climb out of bed, my heart is heavy, I need something to take my mind of the cold which is so prominent, I feel like I am trying to slash through it with a knife.
I trudge down the stairs in fluffy slippers and my brother’s old jumper which envelops me like soft, warm bearskin and then I finally reach my destination.
The freezer.
WAIT ONE SECOND. The freezer?????
Geeez calm your farm, let me finish the story! *Ahem* sorry, as I was saying, the freezer. A blast of icy cool hits my already red nose until I cannot feel it anymore.
But like the great men and women who climb Everest, I carry on in my quest, digging past corpse packets of peas and containers which used to hold food, turned to ice. Finally, I grasp it and pry out my treasure.
I take generously, scooping until it gives away to frictional heat and decides to cooperate. And then you find me, sitting in the cold, my toes cushy in my shoes, my body all rugged up, eating a nice big scoop of Rocky Road Ice Cream to make me think of something other than the temperature.
Ok now you can say what you want to…
It’s so cold, you say you can’t feel your ears yet YOU ARE EATING SOMETHING WHICH COMES OUT OF MINUS DEGREES? WHY??
Because as I said, it takes my mind off the cold and on to how smooth, creamy and delicious and chocolate ganache ice cream is and how much better it tastes when there are large chunks of Turkish delight, salted peanuts and marshmallows in it…
Oh…
It takes my mind to a place where I am melting from the gorgeous texture and silkiness of the ice cream and dying because every flavour hit I gets makes me feel as if I am eating rocky-road gone awesomer (yes, it is a word now)
Oh… *drools*
Is that enough explanation for you? Ironic that a bowl of soup cannot offer me the satisfaction that a Rocky-Road Ice Cream does in winter no?
Yes….
Do you have a problem with that?
No!
I didn’t think so 😀
So I know that half of you are experiencing the same steam-out-of-mouth mornings as I am but half of you are sweltering in the ridiculous summer heat.
So here is a recipe for you both mes amis! Guaranteed to transport you to a world where there are talking marshmallows, smiling peanuts and where you get a whole lotta chocolate love 🙂
Rocky Road Ice Cream
Adapted From: Baking And Boys
Makes: 1 L
Chocolate Ganache
- 180g 70% dark chocolate, roughly chopped
- 3 tbs cocoa powder
- 3/4 cup thickened cream
Ice Cream
- 3/4 cup thickened cream
- 1 cup full cream milk
- 4 egg yolks
- 1/3 cup caster sugar – make 1/2 cup if dark chocolate is too strong for you
- 1 tsp vanilla essence OR 1/2 tsp coffee essence
Mix-Ins
** Note: I added in the usual Rocky-Road add-ins but you can use any nuts, lollies, bars, candy you desire 🙂
- 1/2 cup roughly chopped salted peanuts
- 1/2 cup mini marshmallows (if you only have large ones, cut them up using scissors because knives DO NOT work)
- 1 King Size Turkish Delight
Method
- In a saucepan over medium heat, heat up 3/4 cream until there are bubbles around the edges but it is not boiling
- Take off heat, put in chocolate and cocoa powder and gently stir until mixed together and smooth. Set aside.
- In another large saucepan, add in 3/4 cup cream and milk and combine. Bring to the boil. Turn off heat immediately and remove.
- While the milk mixture is happening, in a bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and sugar until slightly thickened and pale
- Temper the yolk mixture by pouring in 1/3 of the hot milk mixture while stirring continuously (to not get scrambled eggs)
- Pour this custard back into the original milk saucepan and stir over low heat until it thickens to be able to coat the back of a spoon and if a finger is run through, it leaves a defined trail (approximately between 76-83 degrees C)
- Remove the pan from heat and gently stir the custard into the ganache over a strainer to catch any egg bits
- Refrigerate the custard with a piece of cling-wrap placed on its surface to avoid a skin layer forming – note that when it will be taken out it will be thicker and have a mousse like consistency
- Scoop the chilled mixture into the ice cream machine and churn according to manufacturer’s instructions.
- Place in a large container.
- Add in all mix-ins
- Stir around and then refrigerate 3 hrs or overnight to firm up (or eat soft serve style!)
- Before serving, take out maybe 15 minutes before (less in Summer) and let soften before scooping and devouring 🙂
I toast you with my spoon 🙂
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Before I leave, I would like to pass on a couple of awards 🙂
Firstly, I was seriously thrilled to receive another Addictive Blog Award from a great blogging friend and S’mores queen, Kim over at Treats & Trinkets! Thanks so much Kim, you are too nice!
Since I just got this award, just check out this post to see its requirements 🙂
Secondly, sweet Ambreen from the fantastic blog, Simple Sweet ‘n’ Savory, nominated me for the Illuminating Blogger Award, presented to bloggers who give illuminating and informative blog content 😀
It really lit up my day (sorry, irresistible!) Thank you very much my friend 🙂
For both these awards, I would like to nominate:
- C.J @ Food Stories
- Jennie @ The Messy Baker Blog
- Heidi @ The Young Grasshopper
- Jen @ Juanita’s Cocina
- Zoe @ Bake For Happy Kids
- Carol @ There’s Always Thyme To Cook
- Love 2 Dine
- Lisa @ Parsley, Sage & Sweet
- California Living
- Kayle @ The Cooking Actress
Congrats my friends 😀
Also check it out! Lyna at ThemThreePees finally received my foodie penpal package! Yay 😀
I did not want to write anything in my own foodie penpal post until she received the package (which I was so scared she wouldn’t) so here you are a pic of what I sent along to my buddy in the Philippines! Read more about it at her gorgeous blog!
Curry powder, lamingtons, fruit & nut chocolates, samosas 🙂
And to all, don’t let the hot or cold get to you (yes, I am including Katy Perry’s song in this too!) 😉
Go Bake Yourself 
Your ice cream has gorgeous texture. I’m puttin’ it on my to-do list for next w/end.
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Wonder how you can keep your figure – when all this goodies are coming out of your kitchen nearly every second day. Amazing – and it looks so good. *smile I eat ice cream nearly every day. My biggest guilt. Wonderful stuff here and your photos really make everything justice.
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I absoluely love this messy dessert! I only ate it once but is was so good! You don’t see such desserts in Belgium! 🙂
Indulge, indulge, indulge! 😉 xxx
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Loving the chocolate love, bring it on!!
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yum yum yum! excellent winter ice cream!
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No matter what kind of ice cream I’m eating or making, I am always jealous what others are cooking and having…. 🙂 This looks so good. I’m about to go sleep but I’m having a craving for a bowl of ice cream. Looks so good Uru!
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Well it is hot here and this look like heaven to me.
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Totally agree, CCU, that ice cream is perfect for a cold weather day. I’m drooling over the whole recipe, most especially the Turkish bars which I’ve never had. Gotta find them.
Keep writing…
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That’s a bowl of heaven in my book! Love your mix in too!
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Looks magnificent! I wish I could have some right now! I’ve never had Turkish Delight. But it is readily available in my neighborhood. So cool that you put it in your ice cream — which looks fabulous, but the way. 🙂
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We’re celebrating National Ice Cream Month in my neck of the woods and Rocky Road just happens to be one of my personal favorites. Yours looks heavenly:)
Congrats on the awards!
Sending Warm Sunshine your way Uru and thanks for sharing..
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This looks amazing! Ice cream is brilliant no matter what the weather!
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Your ice cream looks beyond delightful and refreshing! We’re having a heat wave here! I love making ice cream. A beautiful post and splendid treat! Blessings my dear, your friend, Catherine xo
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I love the writing in this post, and that sundae looks amazing. Would you believe that Alaska, one of the coldest states in the US, has the highest per capita consumption of ice cream?
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Hello yumminess, it’s nice to see you :), Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
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Wonderful writing CCU, and congrats on your awards. I can see how this particular ice cream might prove to be warming with all that sugary goodness! 😉
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I don’t blame you one bit for heading right for the freezer. If I had this waiting for me, I would have done the same! Rocky Road was one of my favorite flavors as a kid. Gee, it’s been a while since I’ve enjoyed a big scoop of it. This looks great!
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Wonderful. Who needs nething other than ice cream anytime.
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Oh my gosh, your ice cream looks amazing! And Turkish delight…I’ve never heard of that!
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Turkish delight is a rose flavoured chocolate wrapped jelly sold by Cadbury – I hope you find it, it rocks 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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No one can resist this delicious ice cream, sounds fantastic! Congratulations dear on your well-deserved awards. Keep rocking 🙂
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It was winter here when I blogged about my homemade chocolate syrup and used it on sundaes–hey, if it’s good, it’s good. Right now, however, now we’re in the middle of a hot dry summer and the ice cream looks perfect!
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Who cares about the weather when there’s ice cream in the freezer? Great photos!
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Can I have a scoop too? Sounds so yummy and looks yum!!
~Today’s Recipe~
Leftover Prawn 65 and A Fabulous Blog Ribbon
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haha… so cute, and so poetic!
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Now, who can resist that ice-cream!
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Oh my word, this ice cream looks amazing!
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It’s also quite chilly over here…no sight of summer at all. But ice cream? Well, ANYTIME!
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Great photography! This ironic comfort dessert looks incredible!! I wish I could have a big bowl of it right now 🙂
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Oh my, I just died a little bit. It’s the middle of the night and I can’t fathom dragging myself out of bed but I think I very well may have ice cream for breakfast tomorrow. You make the *sweetest* things 😉
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I swear – one day I’m going to show up at your door demanding homemade chocolate delights. This looks awesome – as usual. 🙂
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Rocky road is definitely one of my top ice cream flavor picks- It’s the marshmallows that sell it for me. 😉 I can just never get enough ice cream, and you’ve got me craving it all over again!
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Amazing flavors! Would love a big bowl of this!
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Oh man I would kill to have a scoop or two of five of this right now!
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Ice cream all year round 🙂 Looks fantastic as always – fabulous!!
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Whoa Uru!! Loove your ice-cream! looks so delicious especially with all that topping! mmm! And the ganache! Totally in love with your ganache!
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cnd now i want ice cream. and of course i don’t have the stuff to make it. so now i’ll be all mopey because i don’t have ice cream, and i’ll blame you 😉
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Your Rocky Road impressed me so much that I went and made me and my boys some Frozen banana sundae. What beautiful pictures!! You are terrible for my calorie counts and waist line.
And addictive.
Hence again, I award you the Addictive Blog Award. You truly are the coolest :))
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Haha I have been told I am a devil for the hips 😉
Thank you so much for the award my friend, you are very sweet! I appreciate it so much 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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wow…wht a fantastic dessert!…perfect for this season!!! I’m drooling here 😉 Congrats on your award too 🙂
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I so wish I had an ice cream maker. I’m officially jealous. This ice cream looks soooooooo delish!!!!
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The rocky road looks luscious and delicious ! I would totally raid the freezer in the middle of the night for it. 🙂
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Im getting ready for bed and all I can think of is I scream you scream we all scream for CCU icecream!
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LOVE this rocky road ice cream, Uru. But then again I like lots of ‘stuff’ in my ice cream! Your pictures are fabulous! Especially that one where everything is ‘marbelizing’ I could definitely use a scoop or two or three of this today!
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Haha omg no problem at all, that ice cream looks fantastic!! I literally go through a pint of soy ice-cream about every 4 days…. no judging 🙂 Gorgeous pics too, this looks so perfect for summer!
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Ah yes, I’ve been know to break into a few Drumstick cones during the cooler months and enjoy them in my room – with the heater on full-blast, of course 🙂
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First of all I love your writing and although I’m in perfect climate right now I was was reading this snuggled under my covers because it’s chilly here in the morning.
My all time favorite ice cream is Rocky Road, yet I’ve never made it. I don’t have my ice cream maker here with me but the second I get back home I’m making this. Like you, I can eat ice cream regardless of the temperature. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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Who can resist to an ice cream like this especially with the temperature at the 40’s? Not me at least!
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It’s very warm up here – so ice cream is especially tempting right now. But, even in the dearth of winter, ice cream is one of my favorite things. Your rocky road version looks wonderful!
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Girlfriend, I think you have passed me on number of decadent chocolate posts! Your ice cream looks fantabulous!!!!
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Rocky Road icecream sounds good to me! And anything containing Turkish Delight is worthy in my books.
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Great post, that ice cream cannot look more comforting! ( I love ice cream with all my heart! !!) Really yummy 🙂
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I totally understand ice cream. Ice cream has no season, it has no time. Ice cream just is and it should be obeyed. At all times. Even rocky road.
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it makes zero sense, but it just works. our bodies and cravings are baffling at times, aren’t they! i love the things you’ve selected to mix in–very satisfying!
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You are so right that sometimes soups just can’t hit that spot like ice creams can even in winter. 😛 I know exactly how it feels about the cold and heaters not working! 😦
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I made ice cream last night and it is FREEZING here 🙂
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Looks delicious and particularly tempting as we’re in the midst of a heat wave here.
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Ice creams… Chocolate… Chocolate ice creams. You can never have enough of it.
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This looks very decadant… I’m now drooling for ice cream. My hubby just loves turkish delight, so he could devour this right away.
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Totally agree that ice cream is a great comfort food for all seasons even winter… In fact, it is difficult for me to make ice cream during the hot Melbourne summer because my lousy ice cream maker wouldn’t cope with the intense heat during the warmest weather… Seeing your extra-delicious ice cream, I think I need a better ice cream maker!!!
Congratulation with your awards! And thanks for passing on the awards to me. I feel very honoured 😀
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I hope you get one my friend – if I make ice cream in winter, I make double in summer 😛
And it was a pleasure 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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YUM YUM YUM Rocky Road Ice-cream that has gotta be the best type of ice-cream thanks for sharing gotta try for myself hehe ~ YAY I really want to do this foodie penpal hehe
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I have soup in the summer so I see nothing wrong with ice cream in winter! Fantastic. I love your mix ins!
Thank you for the award! I am honored and very appreciative 🙂
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You are more than welcome my friend, you deserve it 😀
And I like your ice cream philosophy!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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This looks insanely good!
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I so want ice cream no after readi our post- mouthwatering!
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Well, I am from the half that is sweltering in ridiculous heat right now, so I am loving your photos of the ice cream! What a very cute and creative post. 🙂 Congratulations on your awards! Thank you so much for sharing them with me! You just made my day!
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You are such a rebel… ice cream in the cold!! 🙂 I would be willing to wear a winter coat and gloves to enjoy this ice cream too. 🙂 We’re melting here and you’re in the middle of winter. Wow… isn’t the world crazy. 🙂 Congrats on the awards my friend. 🙂
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Congrats on the award!
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Now all I want is the Turkish Delight ! I really miss them, can’t get them here in Singapore…I also miss Sydney winters haha. Delicious post!
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Well. Now I want chocolate ice cream.
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You are a girl after my own heart eating ice cream in the winter! Who could resist this delectable treat when you pack in so many goodies!? I am dying to try turkish delight! I always hear how yummy it is.
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seeing that the temps here are in the upper 80’s, this looks absolutely perfect!
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The last thing I want when cold is ice cream. In this weather we are having now however it is welcomed and wishing I had a bowl of your lovely treat right now. I used to love Turkish Delight chocolate bars but I really can’t remember when I had one last.
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Hi Guru uru ,
Ice cream Looks AAAMazing!!!!
Really i wondered :))))
Very nice to see and not able to taste:))))
Keep on Dear…
http://www.southindiafoodrecipes.blogspot.in
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Wow, I just discovered your blog. Your photos are gorgeous! I live in the UK (Scotland) where it’s supposed to be summer but I’ve barely seen the sun all year, it’s freezing cold, grey and raining all the time, but yet I’m also eating ice cream too. I’m in total agreement with you, who can resist ice cream and it totally takes your mind off the cold weather, anyway with central heating, who knows what the temperature is outside anyway. Yum!
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Nice to meet you Katherine, that is very sweet of you – welcome 😀
Wow I know how you feel, the world of sun (Australia) saw no sun in our last summer either! I hope the weather improves for you but if not, just keep on eating ice cream 😉
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Fabulous ice cream and gorgeous photos.:)
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SO MUCH CHOCOLATEY GOODNESS! This looks so good. I would eat liters upon liters of this ganache gorgeousness.
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A little strange to crave ice cream in the winter, but storage is good, it makes us all a little different.
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I’ve been eating sooooo much ice cream lately it’s ridicules! Oh well, another recipe for me to try 🙂
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I once made ice cream on the coldest day of winter. I love it year round. Rocky road sounds delicious in any weather!
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The opposite season thing so throws me off – because that looks perfect for our sunny warm weather today!
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Wow, you’ve just made me realize how Northern-hemisphere-centric my “seasonal” food blog posts are! (Also Turkish Delight in ice cream sounds great.)
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It’s been YEARS since I had Rocky Road ice cream, and the worst part? I can think of no good reason why. I love your addition of Turkish Delight…inspired!
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turkish delights?!?!?! drools! 😀
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Yum! I totally want a bowl of ice cream right now!
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We are having heat wave, send us some of that cold weather. I would love a huge bowl of that ice cream right now.
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I really like that first picture – it took me a good half minute to figure out how you did it! Really interesting picture, great use of reflections. It’s been so hot here I wouldn’t mind trading weather with you, although just for a few days! It’ll be cold here soon enough. And nice recipe, as always. Good stuff – thanks.
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Haha thank you 😀
Our sunroom is the perfect photography room and sometimes, I get super lucky – I saw the reflection and fell in love 🙂
Thank you for enjoying!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Nice ice cream…like the idea of adding Turkish delights in it…I sure would love a bowl of this treat.
Thanks for the idea and hope you are having a fabulous week 🙂
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NO NO NO … you can NOT tempt me with turkish delight (love love love) and chocolate and salted peanutes when I have 4 containers of freshly made ice cream in my freezer already. And I just brough home sweet cherries to make ANOTHER batch.
You are a truly evil young woman, CCU, and I’m going to stop reading your blog.
At least until tomorrow.
(note to self: call my handyman and ask him to come over and pick up a couple of containers of ice cream for his daughter to enjoy)
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Thx so much for the awards, Uru … You totally light up the blogoshere with your stories & recipes … BTW, loved your two recipes & that you equated your journey with others ascending Everest!
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Awww thanks my friend, it was a pleasure to award the queen of stories 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Firstly: hasn’t awesomer always been a word?
Secondly: Hot & Cold happens to be the only Katy Perry song I like.
Thirdly: Ganache ice cream? That’s just brilliant
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I knew that was turkish delight.. Where do you ilve that is so cold CCU? One of my first apartments had little/no heat and I’d wake up with a frosty nose 😛
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Haha I live in Australia, Sydney and it feels like every year gets colder 😛
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Rocky-Road Ice Cream is my family favorite ice-cream. You did such a great job…and yes it is awesome to have it even in the winter time!:) Great recipe..totally Yummy!!!
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I eat ice cream when it’s cold, too. Why discriminate?
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That ice cream looks irresistable! I’ve been into the sorbets lately 🙂 Stay toasty my friend! xoxo
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I could eat ice cream year-round even when it’s freezing! This flavor does sound totally delicious and worth the potential frostbite 😛
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I want that Turkish delight, and I want it NOW ! Hope the chills move on soon
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Uru,
Thank you so much for the lovely awards, my friend. You’re the sweetest! I love eating ice cream all year long. It’s not a seasonal treat. Nope! I love the stuff. Chocolate ganache! Oh my, yum! This is why I’ve deemed you the Chocolate Queen.
I’m going to have to use your “Hold your farm” saying. Love it! Once again, thank you so much for honoring my blog with these wonderful awards.
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My friend you are more than welcome 😀
And you are too kind, I wear my crown proud 😉 – too sweet!
Thank you for enjoying this post!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Haha, ice cream is appropriate for any type of weather IMO! 🙂
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More awards – wonderful! Congratulations CCU! How ever do you stay so slim with all of the lovely goodies your make? I love the parcel you sent – full of lovely things.
🙂 Mandy
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Haha the treadmill my friend is my best buddy ever 😀
Thank you!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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You have so many awards Uru and they are all so well deserved. I love this ice cream – this is another great creation. I love marshmallows and chocolate and nuts and turkish delight and mixed together, how incredible – that would take the chill of the day, anytime xx
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Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for the awards! Yours are much deserved. I found myself enthralled by your writing! Amazing!
And of course…I was equally enthralled by that ice cream. 😉
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My pleasure my friend 😀
Awww thank you so much for both enthrallments 😉
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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YUM!!! That ice cream rocks my socks :P. And thank you so much for the award! So sweet 🙂
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Thank you my friend and you are very welcome 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Wow, I am trilled with this recipe of yours, not only the outcome is fabulous but it sound so easy to be make. Tq for sharing and it makes a big difference to someone like me who makes desserts once a while.
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Rocky road icecream! Did I hear you say king sized Turkish delight. I’m in love already. Seriously, salty, chewy and chocolatey. Serious love, right there!
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Oh boy this looks sooooo yummy! I really really need to buy an ice cream maker pronto..
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I couldn’t work out whether you were ill or just chilly, CCU — if you are ill I hope you are better soon. This looks like a worthy variation on Rocky Road.
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Haha nope I was just cold (but I do eat ice cream in secret when I am sick :P)
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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Haha well I wasn’t expecting you to head for the freezer but it sounds so delicious so I’d line up right behind you for a scoop! 🙂
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Haha..this is something typical for you 😀 many sweet things together 🙂
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It FINALLY became hot around where I live. So I’d definitely be up for some ice cream.
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Aww thanks for remembering us on this side of the world- I am literally melting over here!
Hope you manage to stay warm! My go to is always tea, tea and more tea 🙂
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Looks so yummy and decadent!
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That looks delicious! I’m going to make some ice cream soon – I hope mine looks 1/2 as good as yours!
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It’ll be better my friend 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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This rocky road ice cream is like heaven times 1000. Not only is the ice cream SO creamy, but your additions are amazing – especially the Turkish Delight. You are one creative young lady! On another note – thank you so much for these awards – I’m so so flattered! I’m putting them up now in my little ‘flattered’ corner, because I’m so incredibly flattered! xoxo
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Haha you are more than welcome my friend, I hope your flattery continues forever 😀
Thanks for enjoying the ice cream!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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I can’t eat a lot of ice cream, but I love them in cold weather, so yes, it makes perfect sense to me. Love it~ By the way, good poem. 🙂
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The ice cream looks rich and luscious! What a fabulous recipe, Uru!
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This is sinfully delicious looking.
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Wow, on the otherside of the world it is cold here it is burning hot… Send me some cold here…LOL
This ice cream looks yumm, i too eat ice cream in cold winter days.. It taste even yum when u eat it outside in chilly winds..
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Is it that cold? I can totally understand your craving for ice cream. When it is cold outside and the heat is on in the house season or temperature doesn’t really matter. Deliciousness outweighs everything. am I right?
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Haha you are absolutely 100 percent correct my friend 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
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What gorgeous photos. I’m reading this at 6.47am…and now want ice cream!
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