Huffington Post recently published a post featuring bourbon infused desserts. I was completely thrilled when they contacted me to ask permission to post my Browned Butter & Bourbon Blondies and my photo. Why of course you may and thank you very much! There are some wonderfully creative desserts in that post and one I couldn’t forget for Bourbon Strawberries and Cream Popsicles. I used the basic (super simple) method and made some of my own – Fuzzy Navel Cream Pops (two recipes!) – two different recipe ideas for the same flavor profile.
I had my first Fuzzy Navel many years ago and enjoy maybe 1 a year, usually when camping. Since peaches are popping up in the stores lately, I thought I’d try a frozen version of my favorite peach and orange flavored drink. The first batch includes fresh peeled peaches chopped in a mini food processor.
It literally takes minutes to make these frozen treats. They are highly adaptable to suit your tastes so let your imagination get to work!
I used small Dixie paper bathroom cups since I still haven’t bought popsicle molds yet – I believe I’m the only person on earth that doesn’t have any!
These have nice little chunks of fresh peaches, Patron Citronge Orange Liqueur, fresh squeezed orange juice, Greek Yogurt, almond extract, honey and whipped cream. You have to be pretty careful with the spirits – they can get a bit strong if you’re heavy handed. Taste as you go and count your blessings you don’t have to bake anything!
The second batch are made with the traditional Fuzzy Navel drink ingredients. I used fresh orange juice, Vodka, Peach Schnapps, a little Agave nectar, whipped cream, Greek Yogurt and a drop of vanilla. I have a wonderful Cuisinart stick/immersion blender with a food processor attachment. It made quick work of these Popsicle and easy cleanup.
Pin it for your next summer party!
Fuzzy Navel Cream Pops (Peach Version)
Prep Time
5 mins
Total Time
5 mins
A wonderful grown-up summer treat!
Course: Frozen Cream Popsicles
Servings: 12 -15 pops
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup plain Greek Yogurt
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 cups peeled, diced and mashed peaches (about 3)
- 1/3 to 1/2 cup Patron Citronge Orange Liqueur
- 1 orange, juiced
- 1/4 cup honey or Agave Nectar
- small paper Dixie cups
- Popsicle sticks
Instructions
- Combine the peaches, 1/3 cup Patron, orange juice and honey in a medium mixing bowl. T
- aste and add the remainder of the Patron if desired (I used 1/2 cup).
- Add the yogurt and almond extract, fold until well blended.
- In a small bowl beat the whipping cream until stiff. Gently fold the whipped cream into the peach mixture with a spatula.
- Pour the mixture into the paper Dixie cups or popsicle molds. If using Dixie cups, freeze the pops for about 2 hours or until the mixture begins to freeze enough to hold a popsicle stick upright. Add the wooden sticks to each cup and continue to freeze until solid. Store in an airtight covered container or freezer bag. Snip the edge of the paper cups with scissors and peel away the paper when ready to serve.
Fuzzy Navel Cream Pops
Prep Time
5 mins
Total Time
5 mins
For the authentic taste of a Fuzzy Navel
Course: Frozen Popsicles
Servings: 12 -15 popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 cup fresh orange juice, or no sugar added if pre-made
- 1/4 to 1/3 cup vodka
- 1/4 to 1/3 cup peach schnapps
- 1/8 cup Agave Nectar
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1/2 cup plain Greek Yogurt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract or orange extract
Instructions
- Combine the orange juice, 1/4 cup vodka, 1/4 cup schnapps, and the Agave in a medium mixing bowl. Taste and add remaining vodka and schnapps if desired.
- Add the yogurt and vanilla and stir until blended. In a small bowl beat the whipping cream until stiff.
- Gently fold the whipped cream into the orange mixture with a spatula. Pour the mixture into the paper Dixie cups or popsicle molds.
- If using Dixie cups freeze the pops for about 2 hours or until the mixture begins to freeze enough to hold a popsicle stick upright. Add the wooden sticks to each cup and continue to freeze until solid.
- Store in an airtight covered container or freezer bag. Snip the edge of the paper cups with scissors and peel away the paper when ready to serve.
This might be a great way to start your Monday! Let me know if you come up with some other awesome flavor combinations. These are perfect for a party or to have on hand when unexpected guests pop in. Hope you have a terrific week and thanks so much for stopping by!
Tricia
Congrats on Huffington Post! What an honor for you to be singled out! Your pops are "cool" summertime treat I want to try!
No popsicle thingeys here! And I just love grown up popsicles. Tricia, that is great news about Huffington Post. Hope you get lots of looks and more. You deserve it!
Oh and congrats on Huffington – that's so…… cool!
Wow, not just one version but two! I can tell you had a lot of fun coming up with these and I know your family had even more fun enjoying these yummy looking pops. I wouldn't even mind a hot Carolina day if I had these to cool me off 🙂
Congratulations on having your Blondie recipe featured in the Huffington Post!! These little fuzzy navel creations look perfect for a hot summer afternoon. thank you for sharing! <br />blessings ~ tanna <br /><br />ps you are NOT the only person not to have those molds. LOL 😉 but, with me, it is not surprising. hee hee
Oh my goodness!! this is really freaky. I too made peach ice pops AND in the same dixie cups. How funny it that? We are thinking so much alike- its so surreal. No worries, I wll make them again, new flavor. BTW congrats on your Huffington Post! xxoo Anna
This is really freaky Tricia, I have made popsicles in the same dixie cups- and peaches too! Yours look so good! I think I will make them again with a new flavor.:) And congrats on being featured the Huffington Post!! xxoo Anna
Shall I make you feel better? I don't own popsicle molds either 🙂 Yours look just as awesome as anyone else's!
One of the best summer coolers! Now I am going to get myself one too.<br />