Candy Corn
Parfaits Recipe
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Candy Corn Parfaits: You will need 8 - 8 ounce (240 ml) wine or parfait
glasses. (If making for a children's Halloween party, you may want to use small
plastic cups.)
Start by removing the vanilla ice cream from the freezer and let it soften at
room temperature for about 5 - 10 minutes. Place the softened ice cream in the bowl of your electric mixer
(or with a hand mixer) and beat on low speed until it is of spreading
consistency (about 20 seconds). Then place the ice cream in a large piping
bag with a large plain tip and pipe an even layer of ice cream into the bottom
of each glass. Put the glasses in the freezer to refreeze the ice cream.
Meanwhile, remove the orange sherbet from the freezer and let it soften at room
temperature for about 5 - 10 minutes. Place the
sherbet in the bowl of your electric mixer (or with a hand mixer) and beat on low speed until
it is of spreading consistency (about 20 seconds). Place the softened
sherbet in a large clean piping bag with a large plain tip. Remove the glasses
from the freezer and pipe a layer of the sherbet on top of the ice cream. Return the
glasses to the freezer.
Finally, remove the lemon sorbet from the freezer and let soften at room
temperature for about 5 - 10 minutes. Place the
sorbet in the bowl of your electric mixer (or with a hand mixer) and beat on low speed until
it is of spreading consistency (about 20 seconds). Add a little yellow food
coloring, if desired. Place the softened sorbet in a large clean piping bag with
a large plain tip. Remove the glasses from the freezer and pipe a layer of the
sorbet on top of the orange sherbet. Return the glasses to the freezer until
serving time. The parfaits can be made several days in advance of serving.
Just before serving, garnish with colored sprinkles (if desired). Can also
garnish each parfait with softly whipped cream and/or chopped peanuts.
Serves
8 people.
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Candy Corn Parfaits:
4 cups
(1 quart) (950 ml) regular or low fat vanilla ice cream or frozen
vanilla yogurt
4 cups
(1 quart) (950 ml) orange sherbet
4 cups
(1 quart) (950 ml) lemon sorbet
yellow
food coloring (if desired)
Colored
Sprinkles (for garnish)
Note:
Sorbet contains fresh fruit (juices/purees), sugar, water and sometimes
lemon/lime juice. It has no eggs, milk or cream. Sherbets, on the
other hand, contain milk, cream, and sometimes eggs which gives them a
smooth and rich consistency somewhere between an ice cream and a sorbet.
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