Grilled Vegan Glazed Donut Ice Cream Sandwich

By Ashley Jean March 20, 2023 18 mins read 90 Views

Sandwich with Grilled Vegan Glazed Donut Ice cream

Fresh out of the oven, doughnuts taste best. Canadians are familiar with Krispy Kreme, a donut shop where families wait in line to grab their OG sugar-glazed donuts. These gorgeous, sweet donuts are a crowd favorite. They will disappear in no time if you bring them to a party. If you leave them out too long, they lose that freshness that we all love. So, I decided to elevate this irresistibly good fresh-out-of-the-oven experience by grilling the donuts and adding ice cream to them. The grilled vegan glaze donut ice cream sandwich is a unique recipe.

The sugar caramelizes when the donuts are toasted on the grill. This creates a dark, smokey flavor and a pillowy texture. To counter the heat, I added some ice cream and topped it with a bourbon maple syrup mixture. This is one of my favorite guilty pleasures. After this recipe, I'm not sure I will ever be able to eat donuts in the same way.

Pro Tips:

To make it non-alcoholic, you can leave out the Bourbon and substitute maple syrup.
You can also cook it in an oven for 5 minutes at 350F if you don't own a barbecue grill.
It's best to serve ice cream while the donuts remain hot on the grill.

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INGREDIENTS:

2 tbsp Bourbon
Pure Maple Syrup 1/4 cup
2 sugared or glazed donuts, cut in halves
4 scoops of your choice of ice cream

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

BBQ Grill
Saucepan
Ice cream scooper

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