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oh happy day
it's
my friend friday feature day
{tee hee...........say that 10 times fast}
which means I get to introduce one of my sweet friends
to you and share a yummy recipe
meet the sweet Amy Powers
her darling ice cream clowns are defiantly
smile makers
{featured in my book...........everything goes with ice cream}
you can also find Amy here
and her beautiful inspired ideas magazine here
sharing the recipe time
Makes 1 clown sundae
Your favorite ice cream, slightly softened for easy
scooping
colourful cupcake wrappers, flattened
coloured chocolate wafer melts
gel food colouring, your choice
Ice cream cones
rainbow sprinkles
starburst candy, for mouth
maraschino cherries, for nose
chocolate chips/candy eyes {Wilton}
Whipped cream
1. Scoop 1 ball of ice cream into flattened cupcake wrapper. Return to the
freezer until ready to assemble.
2. Melt chocolate wafers melts in microwave {according to package
instructions} in shallow pan, such as a pie dish. {If you are not able to
find chocolate wafer melts in desired colour, purchase white chocolate
melts and add food colouring, 1 drop at a time.}
3. Working quickly, roll each ice cream cone in melted chocolate and
shower with rainbow sprinkles. Set aside until chocolate hardens.
4. Cut slice from 1 Starburst candy, and work into mouth shape {1 candy
makes 3 mouths}.
NOTE: If needed, warm candy in hands to make pliable.
5. Just before serving sundaes, remove from freezer and assemble: Place
maraschino cherry nose in middle of ice cream ball; add chocolate chips
or candy eyes, and mouth; top with sprinkle-coated hat; and add just a
little bit of whipped cream on each side for hair.
{xox}
sharing the recipe time
Makes 1 clown sundae
Your favorite ice cream, slightly softened for easy
scooping
colourful cupcake wrappers, flattened
coloured chocolate wafer melts
gel food colouring, your choice
Ice cream cones
rainbow sprinkles
starburst candy, for mouth
maraschino cherries, for nose
chocolate chips/candy eyes {Wilton}
Whipped cream
1. Scoop 1 ball of ice cream into flattened cupcake wrapper. Return to the
freezer until ready to assemble.
2. Melt chocolate wafers melts in microwave {according to package
instructions} in shallow pan, such as a pie dish. {If you are not able to
find chocolate wafer melts in desired colour, purchase white chocolate
melts and add food colouring, 1 drop at a time.}
3. Working quickly, roll each ice cream cone in melted chocolate and
shower with rainbow sprinkles. Set aside until chocolate hardens.
4. Cut slice from 1 Starburst candy, and work into mouth shape {1 candy
makes 3 mouths}.
NOTE: If needed, warm candy in hands to make pliable.
5. Just before serving sundaes, remove from freezer and assemble: Place
maraschino cherry nose in middle of ice cream ball; add chocolate chips
or candy eyes, and mouth; top with sprinkle-coated hat; and add just a
little bit of whipped cream on each side for hair.
{xox}
a wee little note.........
every Friday I will be featuring one of my friends from my book
and a recipe will be shared
Always keep your smile.
That's how I explain my long life
{J. Calment}
find me on instagram at
koraleemt



your friend and her ice cream cone
ReplyDeletesundaes are adorable! thank you
for sharing.
is it warming up there?
sweetly adorable!...such a treat I will be using in the future for my dear grandson! such a happy fun dessert!
ReplyDeleteDearest sweet Koralee, i love this new column in your inspiring blog!! "My friend friday feature day" ~ such a wonderful theme and i did say it 10 times LOOOL
ReplyDeleteI saw sweet Amy's recipe on the book and loving it! Hoping to try it one day and share it with my little nephews! I know they will LOVE these so much!
Have a beautiful friday and a wonderful weekend!
Love to you!!
Jacqueline
http://jqlinesocuteithurts.typepad.com/
These are so cool, one for the summer I think when the children have behaved well enough for a treat!
ReplyDeleteI've found you on IG and sent a request :-)
These are too cute!! Thanks for sharing! Wishing you a beautiful and sweet weekend! xo heather
ReplyDelete..m.m.m.m.m.m.m.. Yummo!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Darling ♦ even when you are just a kid on the inside!! ♥
Happy weekend !!!...smile.....))))...x !
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I just got your book in the mail and I am in love <3 ! (I also bought Pieography) These are the sweetest cookbooks I have! I love all the precious crafts, too.
ReplyDeleteJust so Adorable.
Hugs
xoxo
ABSOLUTELY DARLING. And there are so many memorable recipes in this book that I cherish with all my heart Koralee! AND I FINALLY learned how to get bright and happy photos with my new camera, à la Koralee! I must show you one via email! HUGS HUGS and ice cream joy to you! Anita
ReplyDeleteHello sweet Koralee, Your friend is so pretty and sweet looking and her clown sundaes are darling! I love your book and enjoy reading it so much! Thank you for sharing! I love the quote... so wonderful and will certainly inspire smiling! Much love sweetie, Paula xo
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness.. those clown ice cream desserts are so very adorable! I will show them to my daughter-in-law who loves to make fun desserts! I sent you a request to follow you on Instagram. Have a great weekend! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeletethese are most definitely smile makers!!! so, so darling - i can't stand it! have a wonderful weekend! xoxox
ReplyDeleteKoralee, I just received your ice cream book and it is so much more than that. I need to order one for my daughter or maybe give her this one and order another for me!! My ice-cream maker stopped working so I need to get me that too : )
ReplyDeleteBlessings! Julie
Oh these are so cute! Would be lovely for a child's party :-)
ReplyDeleteThey really are sweet! How fun for kids...and everyone! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe clowns are so cute! Thanks for sharing! I am so happy I have your book, so I can just grab it and make ice cream anyday. I think tomorrow will be the day for ice cream and a smile.
ReplyDeletetoo cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat post and your friend looks so very sweet,too! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThese make me happy! So adorable:)
ReplyDeleteNever have I seen such cute desserts before! I'm not a fan of clowns usually, but yours are so sweet! R♥
ReplyDeleteOh it's so so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! Really making me smile! :) x
ReplyDeleteoh this clown ice cream coupe is very cute lovely for childeren looks so sweet have a lovely day leon10
ReplyDeleteVery cute, could make anyone smile! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! They look delicious and so fun!! Hope you have a lovely weekend Koralee!! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteJust adorable! your book just opens up so many creative ideas..summer time will be an ice cream time this year for sure!
ReplyDeletexox
These look wonderful - so perfect for a kids party! Have a sweet sunday Koralee! xox
ReplyDeleteHello happy one! The weekend is off to a good start, and I hope you are having warmer weather than we are; it is still gray and cold but I AM HAPPY because that just means that I can stay in and read.
ReplyDeleteHUGS HUGS HUGS! Anita
Shut the front door!!!! Way too cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea to introduce friends from your book to us. Amy's Sunday's look the happiest I have seen so far :-)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely Sunday sweet Koralee!
Madelief xoxox
Hello Koralee,
ReplyDeleteLove these fabulous ice cream clowns!
Gabriela
Looks like you had a lovely and delisoíous weekend, my dear!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you,
Claudia xo
♥ oooo,LOVE!! :)♥ Happy day, dear friend! xxx Riitta♥
ReplyDeleteHi Koralee,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to have one of your sweet friends featured on your blog every Friday.
Amy and her clowns are sweet and what a great idea for a child's birthday party.
Love the quote about keeping your smile, have written this down.
Wishing you a happy new week and hope you are seeing some Spring days there.
hugs
Carolyn
Amy has a great big joyful smile and her clown sundaes are absolutely adorable! Happy week to you, Tammy
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of you to feature this talented woman...
xoxo