1 box (15-oz) brownie mix (not fudge-style)
1 pint vanilla ice cream
1/2 cup chopped nuts
Prepare brownie mix according to package directions for a square baking pan (8 or 9-inch size).
Allow to cool completely on a wire rack before continuing with the recipe.
Cut the completely cooled brownies into 2-inch squares. Freeze (single layer) approximately 10 minutes. Let ice cream stand at room temperature to soften while brownies are in freezer.
Place one brownie square on a piece of plastic wrap about 6-inches in size. Top with ice cream then another brownie to made sandwich. Repeat until all brownies are used.
Place the nuts in a small plate or saucer. Press the nuts around the edges of the ice cream. Loosely wrap in the plastic wrap and freeze to re-harden ice cream before serving.
Variation 2: Use peppermint ice cream and replace nuts with crushed candy canes for Christmas ice cream sandwiches.
1/2 cup chopped nuts
Prepare brownie mix according to package directions for a square baking pan (8 or 9-inch size).
Allow to cool completely on a wire rack before continuing with the recipe.
Cut the completely cooled brownies into 2-inch squares. Freeze (single layer) approximately 10 minutes. Let ice cream stand at room temperature to soften while brownies are in freezer.
Place one brownie square on a piece of plastic wrap about 6-inches in size. Top with ice cream then another brownie to made sandwich. Repeat until all brownies are used.
Place the nuts in a small plate or saucer. Press the nuts around the edges of the ice cream. Loosely wrap in the plastic wrap and freeze to re-harden ice cream before serving.
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Variation 1: Use mint chocolate chip ice cream and replace chopped nuts with mini chocolate chips.Variation 2: Use peppermint ice cream and replace nuts with crushed candy canes for Christmas ice cream sandwiches.
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