The beloved oreo cookie and ice-cream together in this homemade waffle bowl and cone…what could be better? I really can’t think of anything right now. I have a huge love for ice-cream and homemade is my favorite as long as it’s made correctly. This ice-cream was so rich, and creamy and delicious the two little love birds below couldn’t resist it even after they both said “oh we are so full”, yep one lick and it got them. Soon after clicking my mandatory photos they were off for a movie date and I know that popcorn got snubbed that night.
I have been wanting to share my neat new kitchen toy my waffle cone iron that I found for $7.00, I know what a steel and it was new too. I didn’t get it at a garage sale either, not that those are bad because they aren’t. Anyway it was still winter when I found this waffle cone iron so I have been patiently waiting to tell you all about it. I love to make my own waffle cones, especially since we live in the country and we can’t just go down to my current favorite ice-cream store (Marble Slab) and get one of these yummy treats. Needless to say I’m loving my waffle cone iron. Lucky for me I had experience not just eating waffle cones but in making them too, I was employed at Baskin Robbins for the better part of my teenage years. I made waffle cones every morning when the store opened for the day and of course had to sample the ones that didn’t turnout just right :). If you don’t own a waffle cone iron no biggie just buy the pre-made ones at the store they aren’t bad or skip them all together and just make the fabulous ice cream. Enjoy the Summer and all the fun it has to offer.
Ice Cream Bloghop: “Cookies-n-Cream Ice Cream” and Waffle Cones
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
2 cups heavy whipping cream
1 tsp. vanilla extract
pinch of salt
1 1/4 cup crushed chocolate sandwich cookies about 12 cookies
Directions:
Step 1: In medium mixing bowl beat eggs until light in color then slowly add sugar until beaten well and mixture is thick.
Step 2: Slowly add the cream to the egg and sugar mixture then add vanilla and salt.
Step 3: Pour the mixture into the ice-cream maker and turn on. When the ice-cream is almost done add the cookie crumbs. When the ice-cream is done take the ice-cream out of the ice-cream maker and put into a freezer safe bowl and cover let harder for several hours or over night.
Ingredients for waffle cones:
3 egg yolks
1 cup flour
1 T. vanilla extract
1/2 cup butter melted and cooled 4 oz.
1 tsp. baking powder
3/4 cup sugar
Directions:
Step 1: Beat eggs, and slowly add sugar and beat until smooth.
Step 2: Add cooled butter and vanilla to egg mixture.
Step 3: Sift flour and baking powder together, then blend into the egg mixture until smooth. Batter will be thick.
Step 4: Pour about 1/4 cup or a little less into the waffle cone machine and cook until the light turns off, or follow the manufactures directions on your machine.
Step 5: When the waffle is done, carefully remove I use a butter knife to help me get it to slide over, then I put it done on a the counter and quickly roll up using the plastic cone. It will cool quickly then you can start the process over again. To make a bowl I just put the cooked waffle into a bowl and let it cool. I tried draping it on the outside of the bowl but found that it didn’t work out well with my bowls. Recipe for waffle cones from Rival Recipe book that came with my waffle iron.
Okay now it time for you join me along with the other hosts below in sharing your favorite ice cream recipe because June is #icecreamlove month!
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BigFatBaker
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Hobby And More
No One Likes Crumbley Cookies
Pippi’s in the Kitchen Again
Rico sin Azúcar
Soni’s Food for Thought
That Skinny Chick Can Bake!!!
You Made That?
Please join in on the #icecreamlove fun by linking up any ice cream recipe from the month of June OR July 2012. Don’t forget to link back to this post, so that your readers know to come stop by the #icecreamlove event! The twitter hashtag is #icecreamlove.
Oh I love homemade waffles! Great minds do think alike! Lovely clicks, Suzanne! 🙂
Thanks dear, right back at ya 🙂
Beautifully done, Suzanne! My kids would love your cookies ‘n’ cream!
thanks Lizzy, your strawberry mascarpone ice cream look pretty heavenly.
Homemade waffle cones!?! Wow – how great!
Thanks Amy, it’s really lots of fun to have a waffle cone iron.
Oh how creative with the waffle iron Suzanne!!My kids are big fans of cookies’N’cream flavor in their Ice-cream and looks like your Baskin Robbins experience paid off 😉 Happy #ice cream love my friend 🙂
Thanks Soni, I know what kids don’t seem to love cookies-n-cream ice cream, it’s my kids ice cream of choice.
This is great, Suzanne! I love these homemade cones, such a good idea to make your own waffles!!!!
The ice-cream looks creamy and yummy,
I have to try this, thanks for the recipe 😉
Lots of #icecreamlove!
Thank you Helena, hope you get to try this out soon.
Those cones make the classic cookies ‘n cream flavors just irresistable! Thanks for sharing the ice cream love!
Thanks Elizabeth yours was wonderful too!
These look so good, Suzanne! I love cookies & cream and the homemade waffle cones!
Thanks Laura, it’s a lot of fun to have the waffle iron.
What a great gadget you have and the cookies and cream ice cream is one of my favorites. Perfect for summer and the impending heat. Great photos! Have a great weekend.
I really have to get an ice cream maker…. so much better than popcorn!
Making your own cones is SO much fun! Thanks for the linky party ~ I included my recipe for chocolate cones, using a pizzelle maker.
Homemade ice cream at its best, this is absolutely delicious my friend 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
I just started making ice cream for the season and I am thrilled to find all these ideas. Thanks for doing this.
I really like that nifty waffle maker ! Love your yummy cookies ‘n cream ice cream so as the pretty homemade waffle cone and bowl ! 😀
I love waffle cones and I don’t understand people who “prefer” just a regular cup. WHAT? That choice doesn’t exist for me… I love waffle cones & ice cream (no waffle cups – I eat too much ice cream). I want to buy this waffle cone maker! Your ice cream looks delicious! I made sorbet today too!
To heck with supper! I’m just going to have this! WOW! First of all, I could eat the waffle cone with out the ice cream!! But who on earth could resist Cookies-n-Cream?!?!?!
Well, I guess you are quite the expert after all your years at Baskin Robbins! How fun to now have your own waffle cone maker! This ice cream looks fabulous and perfect for a summer party! Now I’m ready to party! 🙂
Homemade waffle comes and ice-cream???? Wowww….What a great post, recipe and pics too! I really need both ice-cream maker and that pretty find of yours waffle cone iron. Thank you for sharing this Suzanne, and have a wonderful week ahead!
I would have been giddy to break out the waffle iron too! This looks so yummy!
I bought one of those cone makers years ago and never got one to work. I think there was a typo in the recipe. 🙂 I’m going to look and see if I still have it.
Love this ice cream!
I love your oreo ice cream! And I really would love to make my own waffles too, but I don’t have any waffle maker… And my kitchen is saturated haha
Lovely, lovely post. I don’t have a waffle cone iron so I will have to skip that one but wish don’t have to because I love them.
Darling photo’s! I think cookies and cream maybe some of the best ice cream ever, especially with waffle cones! Swoon!
I can’t believe you got that waffle cone maker for only $7! That really is good value for something so great! The waffle bowl is such a good idea and I love your cookies & cream ice cream recipe!
LOVE your photos!!! And, I’m impressed that you are a professional waffle cone maker 🙂 I used to love them, but can’t eat them anymore since I don’t eat gluten. They always smell so wonderful though in the ice cream store. Mmm…So glad you got to put yours to use!
Home made waffle cones… WOW!!!
Not only I am drooling over the luscious ice cream but these cones are just talking to me..
Yum!!!
Sending u loads of ice cream love!!
wow suzanne, i can’t believe you made your own waffle cone!!!! WOWOWOW. and cookies and cream ice cream ROCK.
One of my favorite flavors!! Love that you can make your own waffle cones!
Cookies and Cream ice cream in waffle cones can’t be beat! Congrats on getting the “perfect find” for your ice cream, the waffle cone maker! Just you don’t love it, when you find a real bargain?
What a fun gadget! I love fresh waffle cones, but I have to go somewhere to get mine!
Nice!!! I wish I, too, can find a bargain waffle cone maker!!! LOL! I love me a good deal! What’s more, I love me a good, homemade ice cream! Summer is coming, I can feel it!
7$ for a waffle cone iron? Like deal of the century! Great pics and 2 cute. This is a great flavor you chose and the cones are gorgeous. Was not courageous to try that.
That picture of the lovebirds is adorable and I love, love cookies and cream ice cream. Served on a homemade waffle cone–I can’t imagine anything better.
MMMMMMMM,…What an appetizing ice-cream & home-made waffle-cone! Waw!!
All of your pictures look amazing & the picture of the lovely couple licking the ice-cream is adorable & cute!
Yum yum yum!
Waffle cone iron?! I’ve never heard of such a thing! This looks SO good!
I love your waffle cone!! I want one! And the ice cream sounds so wonderful!
Hmm…Now I want to go buy a waffle cone maker….thanks for the recipe!
I would be afraid I would be eating waffle cones all day long, if I had one of those babies! And for $7, I need to go shopping with you 😉 These look amazing!
And fun event…will have to get to making some ice cream 🙂
the photo of your daughter and her boyfriend? licking the ice-cream is so precious!
Using a waffle iron to make waffle cones is such a brilliant idea Suzanne, you’re so creative!
Hi Suzanne,
I love cookies-n-cream ice cream. Your photos of the lovebirds are so cute:) Now I really want a waffle iron, what a great price you got for yours.
This is my first time visiting your blog and I love all your photos and recipes. How fantastic to have worked as a teen at B&R. Your waffle cups and cones look perfect and certainly a great find at a mere $7. I have a waffle cone griddle in my basement, and now that you’ve inspired me I need to pull it out. I’d forgotten all about it.
I look forward to returning to your blog for more fun posts. I’ll be following you.