Ice Cream with Olive Oil and Dates

Ali Slagle from The New York Times says “sweet and silky with surprising bursts of crunch, chew and salt, store-bought vanilla ice cream topped with caramelized dates, olive oil and flaky salt has no business being as delicious and fancy-feeling as it is.” It’s amazing.
Ice Cream with Olive Oil and Dates
Ali Slagle from The New York Times says “sweet and silky with surprising bursts of crunch, chew and salt, store-bought vanilla ice cream topped with caramelized dates, olive oil and flaky salt has no business being as delicious and fancy-feeling as it is.” It’s amazing.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a small skillet, heat the oil and date over medium. Once sizzling, 1 minute, turn off the heat.
- 2
Scoop the ice cream into a bowl, then scrape the dates and all of the oil on top. Sprinkle with a pinch of flaky sea salt. Eat as soon as possible.
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