11 Recipes For Sweet & Savory Homemade Ice Cream

Ice cream is a classic treat that most everyone enjoys. Especially during seasons of warmer whether. However, not everyone likes the sweet flavors that come in the more popular ice cream flavors. Have you ever tried ice cream with a savory side? They tend to be a little hard to find in most grocery stores, but ice cream is very easy to make at home! Today we have brought you 11 recipes for sweet and savory homemade ice cream. Try one out and see what you think.

1- Basil Mint Ice Cream from Savory Simple

2- Ice Cream With Chocolate And Pomegranate from Food Faith Fitness

3- Salted Caramel Ice Cream from The Novice Chef

4- Salted Saffron Tinted Coconut Milk Ice Cream from Savory Spice Shop

5- Goat Cheese Ice Cream With Balsamic Roasted Strawberries from The Corner Kitchen

6- Salted Ripple Chip Ice Cream from Cupcakes and Kale Chips

7- Sea Salt And Honey Ice Cream from Kitchen Treaty

8- Ginger Maple Miso Ice Cream from Spabettie

9- Green Tea Ice Cream from Just One Cookbook

10- Goat Cheese With Honey And Vanilla Ice Cream from Busy In Brooklyn

11- Avocado Ice Cream from The Law Student’s Wife

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I’m trying to include more knits for kids in my posts because I know a lot of people do a lot of their knitting for the little ones in their lives.

This child’s striped vest from Lion Brand Yarn is not only cute and great for kids who might find a full sweater too hot, it’s also an easy project if you’ve never knit a garment before.

Lion Brand rates it as level 2 easy/beginner +, probably just because there’s a little shaping and seaming invovled, but it’s nothing you can’t handle.

The pattern comes in three sizes that are meant to be for ages 6, 8 and 10. The finished chest measurement is 30, 31.5 or 33 inches, which is 76, 80 and 84 cm respectively. This makes the vest a little roomy and makes it easy to slip on over a T-shirt or other top.

It’s worked in two pieces from the bottom up, with the neckband and armhole bands worked in the round after the body pieces are sewn together. One benefit of knitting stripes on a project like this is that it’s easier to make sure your pieces are the same length because you can just count the stripes (it’s also a little easier to seam because you’re always lining up the stripes).

If you’re knitting the smallest size, you only need one skein each of the two colors you choose, and for the larger sizes you will only need two, making this project a pretty good value. The suggested yarn is Color Theory, a worsted weight acrylic yarn that comes in 18 relatively muted colors. Of course you can use any worsted weight yarn you like. Keep it acrylic for easy washing or use wool to make this a warmer garment for kids who live in cooler climates.

You can grab the pattern for free from the Lion Brand website, or get a kit that includes the yarn you need (and needles if you don’t have them already). I think this would be a great basic to knit a kid for back to school in their school colors, or make it holiday with red and green, or whatever colors the child likes.

[Photo: Lion Brand Yarn]

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