There should be alcoholic ice cream in the freezer aisle
Because it’s just too dang hot for a White Russian….
Frigid Russian
- 2 cups Vanilla ice cream
- 1 ounce Kahlua
- 1/2 ounce vodka
- chocolate syrup to taste
- Maraschino cherry for garnish
Blend ice cream and liquors in blender. If mixture is too thick add more liquor. If it’s too thin add more ice cream. (This is highly scientific here.) Swirl some chocolate syrup around the inside of a glass and make pretty designs if you’d like. Pour ice cream mixture into glass and garnish with cherry.
On another note, Yummy Chunklet, my favorite Chicago trial attorney, OK, she’s the only one I know, gave me the Versatile blogger award and quite a few others earlier this month. Truly flattering. Since she was celebrating the entire month of May, her birthday month, I thought it’d be nice to end the month with a thank you and a Happy Birthday! Now, go check out her wonderful blog!
To see my list click here and for others nice enough to bestow the award on me click here or here.
choco-kahlua milkshake? hello!
Great picture and presentation! I’m not big on the chocolate, but the rest of it sounds delicious! I haven’t had Kahlua in a long-time. I may have to remedy that one of these days. 😉
The picture and presentation are simply works of art!
Oh yummy, a grown ups milkshake – we don’t keep vodka on hand so we would replace it with whiskey, or does that make it too much like a Dom Pedro?
Congratulations on all the awards!
🙂 Mandy
Congratulations on the awards – very much deserved! And thanks for another yummy recipe. Am so jealous of your fantastic photos.
Hey congrats on the award! SO well deserved especially if you keep sharing recipes like this!
Wow this looks so good! We’ve been making White Russians at home quite a bit. I had never even thought of a frozen version! We’ll have to try this and enjoy it on the patio. Thanks for sharing- and congrats on the award!
I have been looking through all your posts this morning and I am way impressed. I believe I just found another favorite food blog. Your writing style is exceptional and I love your photos and step by steps guides you do. Love the blog- just love it! Will be back often to gleam insight from you! 🙂
Thanks, Jessica.
Everything on your blog looks so fabulous and tempting; I definitely agree that you deserve these awards. Congratulations! I made your spicy shrimp dip for a gathering this weekend and it was a big hit. Delicious, thank you!
Oh wonderful, always glad to hear when someone tries something! Good to know it worked so well.
Memorial Day weekend was wonderful and now I look forward to graduations this weekend with biscotti ” a la Rufus-Greg-Katherine”. Thank you. We have loads of Kahlua as we go to Mexico frequently…is there a shelf life for it? Another inviting photograph!
Thanks. Shelf-life? Hmm. I’d never thought about that. I wonder if their website says. Be safe and drink it quick just in case.:) Hope the biscotti is a hit.
June 5, It was! Although there was a graduation cake and a birthday cake (there was a birthday, too, in the crowd)…two sliced logs…gone with lots of compliments.
Oh great! I’m glad they were a hit.
Nice! The hubby and I are always searching for something yummy in the form of an adult beverage. I love white russians! I agree with yumyyumyyummers with the whole Kahlua and chocolate! Thanks for sharing!
Greg, how do you manage to make everything look so incredibly good? The Frigid Russian looks like an oil painting and the deviled delights… are the red dots on the plate or did you somehow fashion these as well? Wow.
Thanks! I am glad someone noticed. I hand painted that plate after carefully molding it and glazing it. Kiln work does take time. OK, really my wife got it at Target, because she got tired of seeing the same plate over and over. And the pretty chocolate? She did that too. We didn’t have syrup so she melted a dark chocolate bar and used a pastry brush to paint it on. Gorgeous, right? Um, yeah then it froze. She felt really bad. It took a lot of soaking time to get that out. I think we’ll be stocking the actual syrup from now on!
Damn, I’ve still never had Kahlua – need to fix that, and while I’m sitting here stuck in this stuffy office at 3pm, that tall frosty delicious drink looks sooooooo good right now 😦
Meh… back to work I guess 😦
If you like coffee and chocolate, give it a try. It’ll be cheaper to do a shot at a bar, in case it’s not for you. That’ll probably be the first time someone orders a shot of that. But it’s tasty. Why not?
Sounds grand!
We had homemade Strawberry ice cream last night. Also, yummy.
I still don’t have an ice cream maker. That sounds wonderful.
I love coffee and chocolate and oh the Kahlua just kicked it up a notch! Yumm!
My house is never without Kahlua and Vodka since my favorite drink is a black russian. I can’t wait to make this during the summer. Yummy!
Love, love, love this drink! Alcoholic cool beverages are my favorite, though I may double up on the Kahlua and omit the vodka. Then again, the vodka amount is so small, I may keep it in!
It’s your birthday month! Double Kahlua sounds great.
all I can say is, that looks heavenly. Will you have more of these awesome drink posts? I like them. 🙂
Thanks and I do try to post a drink a week. If you click on spirits under categories, you can see older posts.
Looks devine! Congrats on the award.
Hrm… why don’t I eat the ice cream with the cherry and the chocolate syrup but lose the alcohol? lol. That sounds like my type of dessert. Now I want ice cream.
Maybe with a splash of leftover coffee to get the Kahlua taste…:)
Yum. And brrr. Gives me the chills just looking at it – in a good way!
Well this is just sinful. I don’t even like chocolate, and this looks extremely delicious. What a great combo.
the chocolate syrup sure does add a not of photogenic-ness to the Frigid Russian!!!
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Absolutely!! there should be alcoholic icecream in the freezer aisles….:)
“There should be alcoholic ice cream in the freezer aisle”. Ditto. 🙂
I seriously NEED one of these Rufus! Love the title of your post. Kahlua and icecream with chocolate…how could you get any better?
Congrats on your awards, you deserve them. And if I had some vodka that I could legally drink, I’d be making this in an instant 🙂
Next week, we’ll have a fun alcoholic drink just for you and BabyGirl!
Never has liquor been so alluring.
I love how the chocolate syrup was lined in that glass, yummy!
It’s a work of art! Depending on the guests invited, I like to end a dinner party with an alcoholic dessert drink instead of the usual “dessert” and this would be very fitting….not to mention fun and delicious!!
OMG, that looks divine! Kahlua? Ice Cream? Chocolate? That’s a menage a trois made in heaven!
Mmmmm YUMMY!!! Ben and Jerry’s used to make an a flavor called White Russian, and it was fabulous, sadly they stopped carrying it. I will be making your version in the near future. Have you ever tried wine sorbets? I know its not ice cream, but they are tasty and come in a variety of flavors to compliment your meals.
Oh, yah! Looks delicious. !You are right. There should be alcoholic ice cream in the freezer aisle.
WOOOAH! I think I found my summer indulgence!
LOL Love the name! I am sending this one to my husband. He HAS to make this one for me!
I must try this! Seems more like dessert.
This would have been the perfect thing for a hot day like today was… Looks great! Love your pictures. Do you take them all yourself?
Yes, my wife takes the shots for the how-to posts and when she went to London without me she took some photos. Other than that, they’re mine. I use a Nikon D200. (People usually ask that too.)
I don’t care if its past-midnight, I want one of these right now!
You always have the most enticing photographs.
Thanks!
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