How On Earth Do You BAKE an Entire State? This is One Way and It’s Scrumptious!
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Baked Alaska, I’d heard of it but had no clue exactly what it was. So when I came across this recipe I was eager to try. I am always looking for new treats to serve my little family, and make my kids giggle.
I knew when I said it was Baked Alaska they’d get a kick out of it. If you’re like me and you’ve heard of this dessert but were clueless as to what it’s made of you’re about to find out! It’s actually a cake and ice cream dessert featuring meringue. I suppose the meringue represents an iceberg – that’s my guess anyway.
What it definitely represents is yummy in your tummy. That’s because the combination of vanilla ice cream and white cake is scrumptious! I could literally not stop eating this. Neither could the family! Almond extract gives it a bit of a wedding cake flavor. All I know is I’m in love.
Recipe and photo courtesy of All Recipes.
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Quick Tip: Since this is ice cream and cake all in one, it’s perfect for a birthday. You can mix and match flavors.