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Home » Cookies » Snickerdoodle Pumpkin Ice Cream Sandwiches

October 15, 2010

Snickerdoodle Pumpkin Ice Cream Sandwiches

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Pumpkin Ice Cream SandwichSnickerdoodle Pumpkin Ice Cream Sandwiches might be too long of a title, but I wanted to capture its every essence.  🙂  Earlier this week when I posted the recipe for the Pumpkin Ice Cream, I promised to share how I used it with another favorite treat.  Here it is!  This was in my mind all along when I decided to make pumpkin ice cream.  The combination of this and the Snickerdoodles just made sense!

Pumpkin Ice Cream SandwichTo make these, you could just sandwich some ice cream between two cookies with an ice cream scoop, but I have found a much nicer approach.  Below is a photo tutorial of how you can make a cleaner sandwich using a round cookie cutter.  For the sake of the tutorial, I used homemade vanilla ice cream because I didn't think to take photos when I made the pumpkin ones.  So, please, don't be confused! 😉

*This tutorial is for using homemade ice cream.

Ice Cream SandwichLine a deep dish with plastic wrap.

Ice Cream SandwichAfter making the ice cream in your ice cream maker, immediately pour it into the lined dish and spread evenly with a spatula.

Ice Cream SandwichCover with another sheet of plastic wrap and freeze overnight.

Ice Cream SandwichThe next day, observe your collection of cookie cutters.

Ice Cream SandwichNow go back to kindergarten and choose the shape of cookie cutter that most closely fits the size of your cookies.

Ice Cream SandwichMatch up two cookies based on size.

Ice Cream SandwichCut round ice cream patties out of the pan by pushing the cookie cutter into the ice cream to create the circle impression.

Ice Cream SandwichRun a knife around the impression to thoroughly cut the circle shape.

Ice Cream SandwichLift the plastic wrap and slide your hand underneath to push out the ice cream circle.

Ice Cream SandwichGrab the ice cream patty.

Ice Cream SandwichAdmire it for a second, but no longer as it will melt in your hand.

Ice Cream SandwichSandwich between two cookies. Repeat with additional ice cream and cookies.  Wrap individually in plastic wrap and store in freezer until ready to consume!

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