Delicious and super easy to make, these Payday Ice Cream Bars by Hannah Kaminsky from her book Super Vegan Scoops are, well, they’re perfect. Sweet, caramel deliciousness. This is my favorite recipe so far, but Hannah’s new book has over 100 recipes that are sweetly creative and unique.
I should tell you who Hannah is, in case you have never looked at vegan books before … she’s written 8 so far! Hannah is the culinary brains behind Bittersweet Blog where she showcases her plant-based creations. I highly recommend taking a look. She has so many tasty recipes there along with some witty and enjoyable writing.
Super Vegan Scoops by Hannah Kaminsky
Hannah’s new book, Super Vegan Scoops, is beautifully done. It’s a hardcover book, for one, which is always nice. It’s full of so many fantastic recipes for plant-based ice creams. And these recipes aren’t just n’ice cream variations (although I do love me some n’ice cream). Hannah’s recipes are simple but definitely more involved than whirring up some frozen bananas. This is real ice cream. Some need to be cooked, cooled, and then processed with an ice cream maker. But don’t worry if you don’t have an ice cream maker, Hannah gives alternatives that don’t require one.
The book is broken down into chapters like Solo Scoops, Sandwiches Sticks and Miscellaneous Novelties, Sundaes Everyday, Celebration Cakes, Meltdown Masterpieces, and Toppers Sauces Sides and Staples. It’s a pretty comprehensive collection of just about every plant-based ice cream-related recipe you could ever want. I plan to try every single one.
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Some of the recipes in Super Vegan Scoops include (and check out the lovely names!): Raspberry White Chocolate Frozen Yogurt, Rhubarb Sherbet, Rose Gold Ice Cream, Sake Sherbet, Wild Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream Sandwiches, Strawberry Shortcake Pops, Elvis Banana Split, Fried Cherry Pie Sorbet, Completely Coconuts Ice Cream Cake, and Pear Frangipane Cake.
Payday Ice Cream Bars
Hannah is letting me share my favorite recipe from her book, which is the Payday Ice Cream Bars. This could be my favorite recipe of all time.
I loved Payday candy bars, but they’re not vegan and so haven’t had one in 14 years. This recipe might be even better because, ice cream. It’s still got the yummy salty peanuts but they’re over a caramel-y ice cream base. Pretty much chilled Paydays. Yum.
Delicious and super easy to make, this Payday Ice Cream Bar by Hannah Kaminsky from her book Super Vegan Scoops is, well, it's perfect. As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.Payday Ice Cream Bars from Super Vegan Scoops by Hannah Kaminsky
Ingredients
Instructions
and lightly grease. Spread out half of the peanuts evenly
on the bottom and set aside.
small saucepan and set over medium heat. Stir once to
combine, and then keep your spatula out of it to prevent
the mixture from crystalizing during this part of the
process. Rather, gently swirl the pan to mix the contents.
until sugar turns mahogany brown in color. Pour in an
additional ¾ cup of the milk, swirling to incorporate,
followed by the salt and peanut butter. Whisk vigorously
until smooth.
with the tapioca starch, beating out any and all clumps.
until the entire mixture has significantly thickened.
Immediately remove from the heat, add the butter or oil,
and whisk until it has fully melted in.
of the filling over the layer of peanuts in your prepared
pan. Sprinkle the remaining peanuts on top and gently
pat in to adhere. Place on a flat surface in your freezer
until fully set; at least 4 hours, and ideally overnight.
and cut into single-serving sized rectangles. Serve right
away, or wrap individually in fresh squares of foil and
stash back in the freezer for future snack attacksRecommended Products
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Hello! I’m Lisa, a vegan artist, photographer, author, Vegan Life Coach Educator, and RYT 200 yoga teacher. I love showing others how simple and delicious a plant-based diet can be. I draw and paint, cook, write, take lots of pics, eat lots of chocolate, and practice gratitude daily.