This Week's Favorite Finds!

Just wanted to share some really unique finds from around the web this week!

Super cute silver hair clip - perfect for your special day! This one by Lulusplendor.



This is a great alternative to the ring bearer pillow! I love it because it's actually useful afterwards :) A ring bearer dish by raedunn



I LOVE this little save the date card from Float Paperie



These are the cutest fully customizable tote bags for the bride. Use them to carry all your "stuff" before, during, and after the wedding. They are from TullaBelles , Tulla "I do" section and come in many varieties of color/patterns.



ok, last but not least in any way, I had to find something yummy to tempt you with...get this white peach and and honey ice cream! Saw this on the Food Porn Daily Blog and originated from Straight from the Farm.



Do you not just love the way they are served out of mason jars and garnished with a perfect slice of peach?? Heaven...here is the recipe for your recreation:

White Peach & Honey Ice Cream
Adapted from Allrecipes.com

Don’t be put off by this recipe using raw eggs (unless you’re pregnant or nursing). I promise you don’t taste the raw egg. Just be sure to get the freshest eggs you can.

2 large eggs, beaten
½ C. (scant) sugar
½ C. honey
3 large (or 4 small) really ripe fresh white peaches
1 C. heavy cream
1 C. half & half creamer
1 vanilla bean, split and scraped
Pinch of salt
2 T. vanilla vodka (optional)

Pit and peel the peaches. Chop into small cubes and then mash or puree until juice is released but chunks of peach remain. Stir honey into the peaches and set aside.

Combine the eggs and sugar until smooth. Add the heavy cream, half & half, vanilla bean, and salt. Stir until combined. Add the peach mixture to the egg mixture. Cover and chill for at least an hour or even overnight to let the flavors of the peaches and cream marry. (It is possible to still get a nice ice cream if you need to churn it right away, but the flavor won’t be as intense.)

Place chilled mixture in your ice cream maker and follow manufacture’s directions. A minute or two before the ice cream is done, add the vanilla vodka if desired (the addition of alcohol to homemade ice cream helps the ice cream retained a smoother, less icy consistency when stored in the freezer).

Serve with slices of fresh peach and whipped cream for a real indulgence!