Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Merry Christmas!
Taking a short break from cooking up a storm for Christmas, to wish you all happy holidays!
Whatever you celebrate, I hope it's a magical day filled with love and laughter.
Monday, December 24, 2012
Christmas recipe
I've had several requests across social media sites for my ice cream pudding recipe, so I'm going to post here.
Wish I had a picture to go with it but once unveiled it usually doesn't last that long!
Though I'm definitely going to take a pic this year.
I've had many variations of this and have experimented myself.
This is the version we seem to like best.
INGREDIENTS:
2 litres good quality vanilla ice cream
1 410g jar fruit mince
2 Violet Crumbles
150g frozen cherries
150g frozen strawberries
Fresh strawberries, cherries, blueberries
METHOD:
Allow the ice cream to soften until a good stirring mix-through is possible.
Add the fruit mince (depending on taste, I add about 390 g, leaving a little in the jar, otherwise the kids find it too strong.)
Crush 1 Violet Crumble and add to ice cream.
Add the frozen strawberries and cherries.
Mix thoroughly.
Line a 2 litre bowl with cling wrap.
Spoon ice cream mixture into bowl and cover.
Freeze.
For serving, remove lid, invert onto serving platter, remove cling wrap.
Crush 1 Violet Crumble and sprinkle on top.
Decorate with a skirt of fresh berries.
(can also add berries on top if desired instead of chocolate. Or both!)
Enjoy!
I'd like to take this opportunity to wish you all a merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Stay safe, healthy and eat lots!
Wish I had a picture to go with it but once unveiled it usually doesn't last that long!
Though I'm definitely going to take a pic this year.
I've had many variations of this and have experimented myself.
This is the version we seem to like best.
INGREDIENTS:
2 litres good quality vanilla ice cream
1 410g jar fruit mince
2 Violet Crumbles
150g frozen cherries
150g frozen strawberries
Fresh strawberries, cherries, blueberries
METHOD:
Allow the ice cream to soften until a good stirring mix-through is possible.
Add the fruit mince (depending on taste, I add about 390 g, leaving a little in the jar, otherwise the kids find it too strong.)
Crush 1 Violet Crumble and add to ice cream.
Add the frozen strawberries and cherries.
Mix thoroughly.
Line a 2 litre bowl with cling wrap.
Spoon ice cream mixture into bowl and cover.
Freeze.
For serving, remove lid, invert onto serving platter, remove cling wrap.
Crush 1 Violet Crumble and sprinkle on top.
Decorate with a skirt of fresh berries.
(can also add berries on top if desired instead of chocolate. Or both!)
Enjoy!
I'd like to take this opportunity to wish you all a merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Stay safe, healthy and eat lots!
Topics:
Christmas,
ice cream pudding,
recipes
Saturday, December 01, 2012
Christmas Books Giveaway Hop
If you love Christmas themed books, this blog hop is for you.
Every giveaway is a Christmas book.
And while my cover and title may not look Christmassy, my editor requested I write a Christmas themed book and this is it!
What could be more romantic than a Christmas Eve wedding?
I'm giving away 2 print copies of WEDDING DATE WITH MR. WRONG.
To be in the running:
-Like my Facebook author page
For optional entries:
-follow this blog
-follow me on Twitter (@NicolaMarsh)
Easy!
Please leave a comment with how you've entered.
And check out the rest of the giveaways HERE!
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Merry Christmas
Wishing you all a merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Whatever you're doing, stay safe.
(and may Santa fill your stockings with loads of fabulous books!)
Whatever you're doing, stay safe.
(and may Santa fill your stockings with loads of fabulous books!)
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Weekend Book Club: Christmas Wish List
This week, for the first time all year, I didn't read at least one book.
(YA revisions have taken all my time.)
So this weekend, we're shaking it up a little and discussing books you have on your Christmas wish list.
If you're anything like me, this list could go on forever, but here are the books I really, really want to read over Christmas:
-Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare
-Linger by Maggie Stiefvater
-Torment by Lauren Kate
-Last Sacrifice by Richelle Mead
-Return to Paradise by Simone Elkeles
Over to you.
What books are on your Christmas wish-list?
(YA revisions have taken all my time.)
So this weekend, we're shaking it up a little and discussing books you have on your Christmas wish list.
If you're anything like me, this list could go on forever, but here are the books I really, really want to read over Christmas:
-Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare
-Linger by Maggie Stiefvater
-Torment by Lauren Kate
-Last Sacrifice by Richelle Mead
-Return to Paradise by Simone Elkeles
Over to you.
What books are on your Christmas wish-list?
Topics:
Christmas,
Weekend Book Club,
wish-list
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