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Two Cool Ice Cream Desserts For Those Hot Summer Days  by: Donna Rivera-Loudon Watermelon Shaped Ice Cream Desert Summer is here and everyone likes the idea of ice cream. If you are throwing a dinner party or just having some friends over for dinner, you will amaze them when you bring out this ice cream dessert. It looks like a watermelon, even when you slice it. It even has the 'seeds'. It is easy to make and so impressive. Ingredients Lime Sherbet, softened Raspberry Sherbet, softened. Or you can use cherry or strawberry. It just needs to be red. mini chocolate chips Line a large mixing bowl with the softened Lime Sherbet. Mix the chocolate chips with the raspberry sherbet and fill in the rest of the bowl. Refreeze. Turn upside down onto a large plate of cake server. Use a warm towel on the bottom of the bowl to help the ice cream release. Slice the "watermelon" and serve. When served, each piece will look like a slice of watermelon and taste yummy, too." Ice Cream or Frozen Yogurt Smoothie This is a nice treat on a hot day. You can use milk or juice, but I think the milk tastes much better. It is cool and refreshing and your family will love it. In this recipe I mention the Quick Chef. This is what I use. It is a Tupperware product and I prefer it to a food processor or blender because it is much more portable and easier to clean. However, if you don't have a Quick Chef and aren't interested in buying one, try the recipe in your food processor or blender. If you don't have Tupperware's Cinnamon-Vanilla spice, I recommend you try using 1/4 tsp of cinnamon and a 1/4 tsp vanilla. 2 to 3 scoops of ice cream or frozen yogurt, softened Fresh or canned fruit of your choice 1/4 tsp cinnamon-vanilla spice 1 cup milk or juice Combine all ingredients into the Quick Chef mixer. Mix until well blended. Add more milk or juice if you prefer a shake rather than a smoothie. Pour into your favorite tumblers and enjoy. About The Author Donna Rivera-Loudon Donna has an MBA in information technology and is currently a Tupperware Director and CEO of her own company. Donna designed A Website for the Modern Woman, which contains more http://www.todaysmodernwoman.com. This article was posted on August 21, 2006   View More Videos from the "Food and Drink" category: Mussels Diablo Recipe After 8 Shooter Coriander Chicken in Filo Cups Cooking Mussels Saint-Ex   Read More Articles from the "Food and Drink" Category: Gas Grill Burners: Getting to Know You by Will Kessel Hot Dog Styles Throughout the USA by Kathryn Steed Kitchen Kettle/Multi-Cooker by Cherra Delayne What Wine Really Is (Just In Case You Thought You Knew) by Neil Best Slush The Double Way Of Refreshment by Tobias Melle Three Special Indian Delicacies for Diwali - The Festival of Lights by Jitu Patel BTW, What Do These Cheese Acronyms Mean? by Sara Kahn Summer Demands an Easy Baked Stuffed Clam Recipe by Chef Todd Mohr Dessert Wines: A Pleasant Surprise by Ronald Senn Chocolate Cake Recipes We Love by Donna Monday << Back to "Food And Drink" Index

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