
Fri, 29 October 2021

Aisling Larkin's Spooky Halloween Black Ice-cream Sundaes
Serves 6
Spooky Black Ice-cream:
500mls double cream
500mls ready made custard
290ml tin condensed milk
3/4 tbsp black food colour
50-75g activated charcoal
Flavour of your choice - 1 tbsp vanilla
Spooky Fun Sundae Toppings:
Witches Hat & Feet
Wafer cones
Black Candy Melts
Gel colour pens / coloured fondant
Stripy straws
Black fondant
Floating Ghosts:
Lollipops / marshmallows and lollipop sticks
White fondant
Edible eyes or chocolate chips
Spooky Graveyards:
Spiders
Sparklers
Skeleton hands
Syringe filled with raspberry sauce
Method:
1. Whip the double cream until very thick. Fold in the custard and the condensed milk until it forms a smooth consistency. Stir in the flavouring and the activated charcoal and/or food colouring.
Put in the freezer to freeze for 8 hours or overnight. Take out occasionally and stir to break up the ice crystals.
2. To make the ice cream sundaes, scoop the ice cream into a cone or a spooky themed glass.
Dead Witch - shape 2 balls of black fondant into shoe shapes. Cut a striped paper straw in half and place one in each shoe for the legs. Stick the straws in the ice cream shoes facing up. Melt the candy melts in a saucepan over simmering water. Add a little vegetable oil to make it more spreadable. Spread over the wafer cones and allow to set. Using the gel pens draw on the buckle and band design.
Floating Ghosts:
Cut out a 10cm in diameter circle of fondant icing about 1-2cm thick. If you roll it too thin it will just fall and break. Gently place this on top of the lollipop stick and add 2 edible eyes. Stick this on to the top of the ice cream sundae.
Spooky graveyards:
scoop with ice cream into a wafer cone painted with black candy melts.
Top with some plastic spiders and a skeleton hand. Suck up raspberry sauce into a syringe and stab that in on top and top off with some sparklers.
Enjoy the spooky Halloween fun and memories.
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