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This dessert is visually stunning, tucked beneath a layer of fudgy brownies and adorned with a lavish assortment of toppings. You won’t believe how effortless it is to create something so upscale.
All products are proudly made in the USA.
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loaf pan or desired mold
2 cups Mehadrin Vanilla Ice Cream
2 cups Mehadrin Chocolate Ice Cream
2 cups Mehadrin Coffee Ice Cream (for pareve, use any of your favorite 3 Mehadrin IQ Ice Cream)
brownie fudge cake
2 bars Pesek Zman fingers (or use pareve alternative)
1 bar brown milk chocolate (3.5 ounces), melted (or use pareve alternative)
praline cream
caramel sauce
cookie crumbs
mini chocolate chip cookies
Rice Krispies
nut crunch
hazelnut brittle
Klik chocolate-covered cornflakes or chocolate balls (or use pareve alternative)
Allow the ice cream to soften slightly at room temperature until it’s easier to scoop but not completely melted.
Prepare your toppings and set aside.
Line a loaf pan or mold with parchment paper, leaving some overhang on the sides for easy removal later.
Begin spooning the softened ice cream, placing them randomly into the loaf pan, alternating between vanilla, chocolate, and coffee.
Drizzle chocolate, sauces, and toppings at random as you go along. Keep alternating the ice cream flavors and adding toppings until your pan fills.
Use a rolling pin to flatten your brownie cake, then place it in the pan, sitting on the ice cream. Cut the sides of the brownie if needed so it fits your pan.
Gently press down on the brownie to compact the ingredients slightly.
Cover the loaf pan with plastic wrap or aluminum foil and freeze the ice cream log for at least four to six hours or until completely firm.
Once frozen solid, remove the ice cream log from the loaf pan using the parchment paper overhang to lift it out. Then, place it on a serving tray, brownie side down.
Place the chocolate finger bars on top of the cake and remove any extra pieces.
Slice the ice cream log and serve immediately.
Recipe Development, Styling, & Photography by Yossi and Malky Levine
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