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I was so excited to be chosen to participate in this week’s Sunday Supper with Gallo Family Vineyards. Not just because I love their wine and love coming up with ways to enjoy it in or with my recipes, but because I was going to get the opportunity to try their newest wine, a fabulous Riesling.

I also received a bottle of their Sweet Red. The Sweet Red is a smooth wine with the flavor of dark red fruits. It pairs wonderfully with all of the smoked meats we have been cooking up lately.

When I opened the Riesling I was immediately struck by the lovely floral scent. The whole family was eager to give it a little taste, so I passed a small glass of the wine around. The first thing we all commented on was the flavors of peach and citrus. It was so light and refreshing. Then I had to remind everyone that the rest of the bottle was off limits until I decided what I was going to make. They were not happy with me.

After tasting the Riesling, I knew it was the wine I wanted to work with. I had been seeing photos of wine ice cream all over the internet, and knew that the Riesling would make a delicious ice cream treat. So I took the only recipe I could find, which was written using milliliters as well as an ingredient only found in Europe.

Crossing my fingers I set to the task of adapting the recipe and making the ice cream. I loved the fact that it was a no-churn recipe, and included only 3 ingredients, but was worried that it would not do this delicious wine justice. So after whipping the ingredients together, and placing them in the freezer to chill, I spent several hours not so patiently waiting to give my creation a try.

What is the verdict? Well, after the entire family had the opportunity to give it a taste, the consensus was - Why hadn't I made more? It is amazing! We enjoyed it with a few fresh berries plus a little splash of more wine on top.

I think, not only is this ice cream our new favorite dessert but, Gallo Riesling is our new favorite wine. Whether pairing it with grilled meats, savoring it in this lovely dessert, or just enjoying a glass while relaxing with the family, to me, it is pure summertime in a bottle!

Cook time: 04 hrs. 00 mins.
Total time: 4 hrs. 15 mins.
Tags: white wine, sugar, heavy cream, Gallo Family Vineyards, #SundaySupper, Desserts and Sweets, ice cream, Labor Day Beverages:


Sunday Supper Recipes with GFV Riesling or Sweet Red Blend:

Labor Day Beverages:

• German Strawberry Wine Punch (Erdbeerbowle) by Magnolia Days
• Ginger Plum Sangria by Jelly Toast
• Lemon Lime Wine Sparkle by Basic N Delicious
• Watermelon Wine Cooler with Lime by The Wimpy Vegetarian

Labor Day Savory Bites:

• Breakfast Sausages with Apples & Riesling by Webicurean
• Buffalo Ranch Pasta Salad by Foxes Love Lemons
• Clams in White Wine Sauce with Goat Cheese Crostini by Take A Bite Out of Boca
• Deconstructed Egg Rolls by Ruffles & Truffles
• Peach Mango Grilled Chicken over Quinoa by Peanut Butter and Peppers
• Sausage Mushroom and Bacon Pasta by Family Foodie
• Whipped Feta & Grilled Peach Salad with Blueberry Balsamic Vinaigrette by Cupcakes & Kale Chips

Labor Day Desserts:

• Brown Butter Grilled Peach Cupcakes with Riesling Frosting by Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks
• Mango Riesling Coulis by Run DMT
• Orange Creamsicle Cheesecake by Desserts Required
• Cookies and Cream Cheesecake Brownies by Alida's Kitchen
• Peach Granita Sundaes by Melanie Makes
• Peach Riesling Buckle by girlichef
• Riesling Infused Peach and Blueberry Cobbler by In The Kitchen With KP
• Riesling Poached Peaches with Mascarpone Cream by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
• White Wine Ice Cream by Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen