In honor of July being national ice cream month, today's agricultural website of interest is Ice Cream Recipes. The designation of ice cream month was started in 1984 under President Ronald Reagan. Estimates are that approximately 90 percent of the United States population consumes ice cream. In addition to recipes, this website contains ice cream facts and answers to frequently asked questions.
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Showing posts with label summer desserts. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2011
Monday's agriculture website - July is ice cream month
In honor of July being national ice cream month, today's agricultural website of interest is Ice Cream Recipes. The designation of ice cream month was started in 1984 under President Ronald Reagan. Estimates are that approximately 90 percent of the United States population consumes ice cream. In addition to recipes, this website contains ice cream facts and answers to frequently asked questions.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Monday's agriculture website of interest: ICE CREAM RECIPES
*For those new to the Cow Art and More Blog, every Monday, gallery owner and jewelry artist Kathy Swift shares an agricultural website or article of interest with readers.*
Did you know that when Ronald Reagan was president, he designated July as National ice cream month? To celebrate, I wanted to share with readers the Ice Cream recipes site. It has a few basic recipes to get everyone started on making that perfect batch of homemade ice cream. There is even a recipe on how to make a Baked Alaska.
Did you know that when Ronald Reagan was president, he designated July as National ice cream month? To celebrate, I wanted to share with readers the Ice Cream recipes site. It has a few basic recipes to get everyone started on making that perfect batch of homemade ice cream. There is even a recipe on how to make a Baked Alaska.
Labels:
cooking,
dairy foods,
food,
foodie,
gourmet cooking,
summer desserts
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