I saw this made on Rachael Ray’s 30 minute meals. Looked really easy so I hope it’s as easy as it looked when she made it! I hope I can find a pound cake at the store! LOL…Also on the show she used Cheese Cake Ice Cream mmmm I’m keeping our “healthifying” in mind so I hope I can find a good low fat ice cream! I also think I’ll drizzle some melted chocolate over it before popping it in the freezer because I have some left over from V-Day!
Ingredients:
- 1 pound cake, vanilla, chocolate, or swirl
- 1 rectangular box vanilla, chocolate, or swirl ice cream, slightly softened
- 1/4 to 1/2 cup coffeeliqueur, or any liqueur you have on hand, divided
- 3 to 4 tablespoons leftover coffee, divided
- 1 cup cocoa powder
- Hersey Syrup
- Caramel Syrup
Directions:
Line a meat loaf pan with plastic wrap so that it is completely covered, with lots of extra hanging over the edges.
Cut the pound cake lengthwise in 4 equally thin rectangular slabs. Cut 1 of the rectangles in 1/2 widthwise, then cut another 1 of the rectangles in 1/2 lengthwise. You should have 2 full slabs, 2 thin rectangular strips, and 2 squares. Begin layering the meatloaf pan with 1 of the full slabs on the bottom, then the 2 strips on either side. Place the 2 squares of pound cake vertically on each end of the pan. The loaf pan should now be completely encased in pound cake.
Lightly brush, our drizzle, the pound cake with the liqueur and leftover coffee, reserving some for the top piece. Scoop the ice cream into the cavity of the pound cake and smooth it out with a small offset spatula or your fingertips so that it is all even around the pan. Once the pan is full of ice cream, pour the remaining liqueur and coffee over the remaining piece of pound cake. Top the ice cream with the remaining piece of pound cake and press down. Cover the cake with the plastic wrap and put back in the freezer for at least an hour. Using the overhanging plastic wrap, remove the ice cream cake from the loaf pan. Place the loaf on a serving platter and sprinkle with the cocoa powder and serve.
