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Hello everyone!
I hope you are having a nice weekend and you have managed to keep yourself free from sunburn and mosquito bites. We’ve had a bit of both around here. But, what can you expect! The glorious summer time is upon us, and heat is all around.
Sunburns and mosquito bites 
are a small price to pay for beautiful sunshine,
playing at the beach, 
swimming with cousins, 
riding bikes,
pot luck bbq’s,
reading a good book,
grilling your food,
and eating this fabulous Frozen Pink Lemonade Pie.
This recipe comes from my dear Mother. It was one of our favorite summer desserts growing up. 
Hope you enjoy it as much as we have!
Frozen Pink Lemonade Pie
Time: 30 minutes prep + 6 hours freezing time
Yield: 2 pies
Recipe from my mom, Pam Willahan
   *Note: This recipe makes 2 pies but can be easily be made in a 9×13 pan. Just half the recipe and you are good to go. It is however a bit tricky to half the lemonade concentrate. I always seem to add too much and it ends up being zippy. Super zippy. So, I like to make use 2 cartons of ice cream (as listed below) and 2 pie tins instead of the 9×13 pan. 
 
2   1.5 quart containers vanilla ice cream (the regular size)
1 large can Pink Lemonade Concentrate
5 drops red food coloring (optional)
 
2 1/2 C graham cracker crumbs (2 packages)
1/2 C sugar
1/2 C + 2 T  melted butter
dash of salt

 Making graham cracker crumbs is super easy if you have a mini food processor. They can be found at any Walmart store for under $10. I use mine a lot. A VERY lot and highly recommend purchasing one if you don’t already own one. If you don’t have a mini-food processor you can smash the graham crackers by placing them in a gallon sized freezer zip lock bag, zipping it up tight and crushing the grahams with a rolling pin. Just roll it over the top now…don’t go using the rolling pin as a hammer. Unless you’ve got some anger issues. Then, I guess this is as good a time as any to get those feelings out. 
 
1. Take your ice cream out of the freezer to let it soften just a bit while you make the crust. Combine graham cracker crumbs, sugar, butter, and dash of salt in a small mixing bowl. Smash all the ingredients together with a fork until well combined. Press them into each pie plate. You can shape the crumbs into the corners with the bottom of a measuring cup.
2. This is about what the ice cream should look like. You certainly don’t want it to be totally melted. Just softened a bit.

3. Place the softened ice cream, food coloring and frozen concentrate into a large mixing bowl, or your Kitchen Aid. Be careful here, if you don’t have the Professional Sized Kitchen Aid you won’t be able to fit all of it in, and your Kitchen Aid will start to cry. Seriously…it will be too much for the poor girl. Treat the KA with respect now. You can easily use a large bowl, and some hand held beaters.

4. Mix the ice cream, lemonade, and food coloring together until nice and smooth.
5. Pour half of the ice cream mixture into each pie crust. Wrap with plastic wrap and freeze for at least 6 hours.

6. When you are ready to serve, let the pie sit out of the freezer for about 10 minutes so it is easier to cut. Enjoy!

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