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Chocolate Ice Sandwiches (continued):

Preparation:

1. Chop wafer bars up finely.
2. Spoon the whipped topping into a large bowl.
3. Gently fold the liqueur and syrup into the whipped topping (mixing it all together).
4. Stir in ½ of the chopped wafer bars.
5. Cut the Ice Cream Sandwiches in half (so that you will have a top half and a bottom half).
6. Arrange the Ice Cream Sandwishes in a baking dish.
7. Spread the topping on top of the Ice Cream Sandwich halves.
8. Sprinkle the remaining cookie wafers on top.
9. Freeze the sandwiches 2 hours (until firm).

Another recipe that I gladly accepted from the Ice-Men was this beauty.

MMMMM, delicious!

Cookies & Cream Parfaits

Region of Origin: Forochel	Donated by: Jolly Muddyfoot
Prep Time: 7 minutes	Servings: 1 Hobbit 2 Dwarves 4 Big People 6 Elves

Ingredients:

• ¼ Cup of light chocolate syrup (Hershey's works fine)
• 1 Tbsp of Kahlua or Bailey's Irish Cream (both if you are feeling froggy!)
• 1 Cup of chocolate low-fat ice cream
• 1 Cup of vanilla low-fat ice cream
• 4 Oreo cookies, crushed (Dwarves take out your hammers and smash-up the Oreos good!)
• 1 Cup of coffee flavored low-fat ice cream
• 4 Parfait glasses

Preparation:

1. Combine the chocolate syrup and liqueur in a small bowl and mix them up.
2. Place an even amount of the chocolate and vanilla ice creams in each parfait glass.
3. Drizzle 1½ tsp of the syrup mixture onto each.
4. Take about 2 smashed up oreo cookies (half of your total) and sprinkle those on the ice cream in the parfait glasses.
5. Spoon an even amount of the coffee flavored ice cream into each parfait glass (using it all up).
6. Sprinkle the rest of the Orea cookies over the top.
7. Top it all off with the left over syrup.
8. Don't be a sluggard! Serve immediately!!!

After my travels north I got sidetracked VERY bad, all that cold *shiver*.  And, after all, I was just a lonely hobbit without a guide!  After what seemed like months I met up with a rather strange companion, and a rather scary one at that!  It was a bear, and yet, there was something odd about this bear.  Instead of attacking me it just kind of motioned and strolled

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