Chocolate Cherry Ice Cream Supreme

SERVES: 12

PREP: 10 Min

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What You'll Need

1 (1/2- gallon) block chocolate ice cream (not a round tub)
1 (8-ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed
1 (21-ounce) container cherry pie filling, drained
1 (3-ounce) package ladyfingers, each split in half
1/4 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips

What to Do

Remove block of ice cream from package by cutting open container and place on a serving platter, then spread whipped topping evenly around sides.
Spread drained cherry pie filling over top of block, then stand ladyfingers against whipped topping, lining outside of ice cream block.
Sprinkle top with chocolate chips and serve, or cover lightly and keep frozen until ready to serve.

Notes

Draining the pie filling gives us more fruit with just a little of the gel so our dessert is extra fruity. To fancy it up, a tube of decorating gel will help turn this ice cream cake into a personalized birthday or anniversary cake.

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soloman

Feb 19, 2013

Yeah it's about like asking for a pound of something? We are getting a lot less and paying a lot more. it's annoying when you have a recipe that specifies a certain amount! Is a pound or a half a gallon asking too much?

patlokk

Feb 20, 2012

Do they still make block, 1/2 gallon ice cream?? I haven't seen a half gallon container of ice cream in a couple years. Now its a quart and a half or, if you're lucky, you can get a quart and three quarters.