February is going to end soon, and we will be welcoming summer officially. To kickstart the new year’s long hot summer, we would recommend you try one or all of the 5 boozy frozen dessert recipes that you can easily make at your cozy home. Just be sure to invite your dear ones over to have a fun frozen dessert-making weekend

5 Boozy Frozen Desserts You Can Make At Home

  • Sparkling Ice Cream
  • Moscato Ice Cream
  • Gin and Lemon Sorbet
  • Salted Watermelon Margarita Popsicles
  • Rosé Sorbet

1. Sparkling Ice Cream

Sparkling Ice Cream
Photo Credits: Alexa Payesko

One of the simplest and purest forms of ice cream, this recipe of Sparkling ice cream will have you eating prosecco till the wee hours. Just make sure your pet doesn’t finish every bite when you leave your bowl unattended for a minute!

What you’ll need:

  • 1 cup heavy cream
  • 1/2  can sweetened condensed milk
  • 2 tbsp honey
  • 30 ml prosecco
  • 2 tbsp sprinkles

Instructions:

  1. Add heavy cream to a stand mixer
  2. Beat for 5-7 mins
  3. Add honey and condensed milk
  4. Fold in with a spatula
  5. Add prosecco and fold it in
  6. Transfer mixture to a loaf pan
  7. Top it with sprinkles
  8. Freeze for 5 hours
  9. Serve 

2. Moscato Ice Cream

Moscato Ice Cream
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This one has berries and booze, what else will you need in life to be this content? A sweet boozy treat, serve some to your parents and ask for that sweet Macbook you have been eyeing for a while or for permission for the trip you have been planning for a year. We are sure they will be buzzed and happy enough to say yes!

What you’ll need:

  • 90 ml Moscato
  • 90 ml sugar
  • 30 ml instant vanilla pudding mix
  • 110 ml cold heavy cream
  • 1/4 cup chopped raspberries
  • 1/4 cup chopped blueberries

Instructions:

  1. Chill the stand mixer bowl in freezer for 30 mins
  2. Whisk moscato, sugar and pudding mix in another bowl
  3. Whip heavy cream in the chilled bowl for 2 mins
  4. Reduce the mixer speed and add moscato mixture to it
  5. Whip for 1 min and turn it off
  6. Add berries to it with a spatula
  7. Transfer it to a loaf pan
  8. Cover with saran wrap
  9. Freeze for 12 hours, and serve

3. Gin and Lemon Sorbet

Gin and Lemon Sorbet
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If you are a gin enthusiast, you need to buy your favourite bottle of the liquor and make Gin and Lemon sorbet to have a fine boozy dessert to treat yourself after a hectic work day. And if you are feeling too generous, take some for your colleagues to bring the Friday vibe to a Wednesday! 

What you’ll need:

  • 65 g sugar
  • 200 ml carbonated bitter lemon
  • 65 ml fresh lemon juice
  • 40 ml gin
  • 1 egg white

Instructions:

  1. Add sugar and bitter lemon to a saucepan
  2. Simmer for 5 mins and keep aside to cool off
  3. Once cooled, add gin and lemon juice to it
  4. Refrigerate until cold
  5. Whisk an egg until frothy
  6. Add it to the gin mixture and whisk
  7. Churn for 15 mins
  8. Freeze it overnight and serve

4. Salted Watermelon Margarita Popsicles

Salted Watermelon Margarita Popsicles
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Welcome your siblings to adulthood with a tequila popsicle with this recipe of salted watermelon margarita frozen dessert! To make it more fun, make the popsicles together while drinking tequila and recalling silly childhood memories. 

What you’ll need:

  • 240 ml watermelon juice
  • 120 ml sugar
  • 60 ml fresh lime juice
  • 45 ml tequila
  • 1 tbsp orange liqueur
  • 5 lime slices
  • Salt

Instructions:

  1. Add 120 ml watermelon juice and sugar to a saucepan
  2. Simmer till sugar dissolves
  3. Remove from heat and add 120 ml watermelon juice, lime juice, tequila and liqueur to it
  4. Add a lemon slice to popsicle moulds
  5. Pour the mixture into the moulds
  6. Freeze for 6 hours
  7. Serve with sprinkled salt

5. Rosé Sorbet

Rosé Sorbet
Photo Credits: Ethan Calabrese

This recipe is not only quick and easy to make but also gives you an extremely delicious frozen dessert to eat while streaming your favourite Netflix series after dinner. Make enough to last you for a few days and you will start seeing life with Rosé-tinted spectacles!

What you’ll need:

  • 240 ml Rosé wine
  • 50 ml sugar
  • 3 cup frozen raspberries

Instructions

  1. Add wine and sugar to a saucepan
  2. Whisk constantly while bringing the mixture to a boil
  3. Remove from heat once sugar dissolves
  4. Add the cooled-off wine syrup and berries to a blender
  5. Blend until smooth
  6. Transfer it to a loaf pan
  7. Cover with saran wrap
  8. Freeze for 2 hours
  9. Serve 

Summing Up

These five boozy frozen desserts are the perfect way to kick off the long, hot summer ahead. From Sparkling Ice Cream to Rosé Sorbet, each recipe offers a delicious mix of alcohol and sweetness, perfect for entertaining or treating yourself. Whether you’re a fan of prosecco, tequila, gin, or moscato, these easy-to-make desserts will keep you cool and satisfied throughout the season. So, gather your loved ones and enjoy a fun-filled weekend of frozen indulgence!

FAQs

Do Alcohol Infused Desserts Get You Drunk?

While foods containing alcohol can technically cause intoxication, there’s no need to worry about consuming a dessert with liquor. The alcohol content in these desserts may slightly raise your blood alcohol level, but it’s not enough to make you fully drunk after eating them.

Can You Put Alcohol in Desserts?

Yes. For example, rum and bourbon bring out nutty and vanilla flavors that complement pie fillings, cake mixes, and cookie dough, similar to how vanilla extract is used. Meanwhile, red wine, port, and brandy offer a sweetness that enhances glazes, chocolate cakes, and gingerbread.

What Alcohol Goes Well with Dessert?

Champagne, Prosecco and other sparkling wines are the perfect drinks to enjoy with fruity desserts. For a romantic pud, why not go for the classic combo of Champagne and chocolate-dipped strawberries? And if you really want to ramp up those fruity flavours, you could always try a refreshing gin liqueur.

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