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Seriously, it is still SO HOT here in North Texas. Sunday it was 106 degrees! We saw rain for the first time in over a month on Labor Day, and I’m so ready for a cool breeze. Give me a few years and I’ll likely be used to it, but right now this northern girl is M.E.L.T.I.N.G.
We’ve been attending a church with Saturday evening services since we moved, which is an awesome thing because my husband works on Sunday mornings, so we can go to church as a family and worship together. We’ve been hitting up the 7-Eleven or Marble Slab Creamery on the way home each week for either Sluprees or ice cream. And while that’s fun it’s starting to get a little bit expensive.
My August issue of Good Housekeeping magazine had an article on a fast & easy way to make Ice Cream Sliders. I figured if I made some of these in the early afternoon, they’d be perfect for Saturday evening after church treats. They’re delicious and of course you can use any kind of ice cream and soft cookie, I just happened to have some Lucerne Rocky Road flavor in my freezer at the time.
Rocky Road Ice Cream Sliders
Makes 4
Ingredients
4 scoops Rocky Road ice cream
8 Pepperidge Farm sugar cookies
sliced almonds
Take your ice cream out of the freezer and sit for about 15 minutes to soften. Place one scoop of ice cream on the base of one cookie, then place another cookie on top and gently press down. Taking a spatula smooth out the ice cream edge and then roll the side in the sliced almonds. Place in a cupcake liner (I use the silicone ones which make for easy removal later) and freeze for at least 1 1/2 hours.
What’s your favorite ice cream treat?
Tammy Litke is a Dallas blogger, blogging since 2008. She loves to watch movies, play video games, spend time in the kitchen, and travel. Between recipes and reviews you’ll find many helpful and some just plain funny posts on her blog. Welcome, pull up a chair and stay for a while!
These look so good and oh so easy to make! Thank you for sharing:)
Chocolate shakes are the best. When I was younger, I too overindulged in slurpees. I miss those.
You had me at rocky road! YUM
I love to eat Fudge Ripple! Yum! But I'm going to have to give these Rocky Road Sliders a try!
Those look small enough to not really feel guilty about and I sure like that!
I'm glad you found a church with Saturday evening services!
Favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate chip cookie dough. I think my kids would love this and its so easy to assemble.
Almost too cute to eat! Love how easy they are.
That looks really yummy Tammy!
Yes please! Hehe.
Oh my, simple and oh so tasty. I need to make these this weekend.
These are almost too cute to eat. Emphasis on 'almost'!
Those look amazing, Tammy!
Any ice cream that I am eating at the moment is my favorite. I prefer luscious, creamy store-bought ice cream over homemade.
These look great! You could use any cookie too!
This looks incredible! I love anything rocky road!
I love oreos dipped in melty vanilla ice cream 🙂 this looks so insanely good!!
I like that it's only 3 ingredients, and a perfect end of summer snack. It's still really warm here too!
Yum these look good!
I'm not one for nuts with/in my ice cream but that looks really cool
What a "cool" treat. It is hot here in South FL still and I'm ready for a little bit of breeze and cool air as well.
Oh YUM! These look fabulous!
Super cute and they look yummy!
HUGE Rocky Road fan here and these look like my perfect dessert. Them being so easy to prepare is just an added bonus!
Now those are some mighty yummy looking little ice cream sandwiches.
Those look sooo good. My sister just leaned over and wanted some!
Yum! I could use some ice cream right about now. &I'm SO jealous you have Marble Slab there!
Very nice, thanks for the recipe!
It is still super hot here in Florida too, and these look dang good!
Very cute, and they look delicious
those sound totally amazing I bet they taste just as good
Wow! Those look AMAZING! I love the nuts on the side!!
Oh my goodness, I'm drooling