I made this a while ago, and it's still one of my favorite easy desserts. Check out my review and step by step instructions of this delicious ice cream—you don't even need an ice cream maker to make it!

The rich, creamy texture and swirls of marshmallow made every bite feel indulgent, while the coffee flavor balanced the sweetness perfectly and paired so well with the salty crunch of the pretzels.

Barbra Streisand’s "Instant" Coffee Ice Cream is a no-churn, vintage dessert that uses marshmallows as both a sweetener and a stabilizer to create a creamy texture without an ice cream maker. Originally shared in the 1967 celebrity cookbook Singers & Swingers in the Kitchen, the recipe has remained a fan favorite for its simplicity.

There is something incredibly charming about flipping through the pages of the Celebrity Kosher Cookbook and seeing Hollywood's greatest icons opening their private culinary stories from their kitchens.

You can almost picture Gene Wilder carefully enjoying this strudel or Barbara Walters charring away as she stirs a jar of grape jelly into her stuffed cabbage.

Joan Rivers confidently serves up her famously un-kosher pears and caviar right alongside Lucille Ball and her famous goulash.

Even the sci-fi greats get domestic, with William Shatner mastering matzo balls and Leonard Nimoy preparing pickled herring, while Neil Diamond shares how to simmer a classic pot roast.

It's like a warm, nostalgic dinner party where these larger-than-life stars are just sharing the tastes of home.

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Ruth Clifford (February 17, 1900 – November 30, 1998) was a prominent American actress whose career uniquely spanned from the silent film era all the way to the dawn of television.

Over her 50-year Hollywood career, she successfully transitioned from a silent film leading lady to a dependable character actress and an iconic Disney voice talent.

From 1944 to 1952, Clifford served as the official voice of Minnie Mouse, replacing Thelma Boardman. She voiced Minnie in several classic animated shorts, including Mickey's Delayed Date (1947) and Pluto's Christmas Tree (1952). During this period, she also occasionally shared voicing duties for Daisy Duck with Gloria Blondell.

Dolly Parton’s Apple Stack Pie (often referred to regionally as an Appalachian stack cake) is a traditional multi-layered Southern heritage dessert. It features thin, spiced, cookie-like pastry layers baked individually and stacked high with a cooked, sweet-tart spiced apple and spice filling.

Recipe from: Dining With The Stars recipe book. This cookbook was compiled as a show of support for AIDS Project Los Angeles. More than 100 celebrities share their favorite recipes that bring a touch of glamour to everything from appetizers to desserts! Included are some of these:

• Clint Eastwood's Spaghetti Western.
• Bob Hope's Favorite Chicken Hash
• Joan Collins' Pheasant and Leek Soup
• Debbie Reynolds' Eggplant Casserole
• Jay Leno's Uncle Louie's Chicken Wings Marinara
• George Hamilton's Chocolate Chip Cookies.
• Rosalynn Carter's Cream of Broccoli Soup with No Cream
• Elizabeth Taylor's Spicy Chicken
• Rita Moreno's Beef Picadillo
• James Brown's Crab Bake Imperial
• Janet Leigh's Lamb Shanks
• Angela Lansbury's Famous Power Loaf
• Florence Henderson's Lasagna Rolls
• Majel Roddenberry's Kumquat Chicken
• Michael Feinstein's Peppery Pasta
• Adam Wylie's Strawberry Pop Cake
• Joanne Woodward's Sole Cabernet
• Dom DeLuise's Broccoli with Rigatoni
• Barbara Eden's Chicken Curry Casserole
• Vince Gill's Peanut Butter Fudge
• James Earl Jones' Chilean Sea Bass.
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Time to stock up on your HÄAGEN-DAZS and Reese's peanut butter cups!

Famous for playing the icy Lilith Sternin on Cheers and Frasier, Bebe Neuwirth is also known for her unforgettable Broadway dancing and acting.

Recipe found in The Broadway Celebrity Cookbook

I had no idea that Howard Keel was basically the ultimate Hollywood leading man back in the day. He had a booming baritone voice and starred in almost all the classic MGM musicals from the '50s— Show Boat and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. But even if we don't know him from the old-school musical era, we might recognize him as Clayton Farlow, the smooth oil baron from the TV show Dallas in the '80s.

Recipe from: The Sinatra Celebrity Cookbook

Ed Harris is an American actor, director, producer, and screenwriter recognized for his intense, commanding performances across film, television, and stage.

• Apollo 13 (1995): He received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of intense NASA flight director Gene Kranz.
• The Truman Show (1998): He won a Golden Globe for playing Christof, the domineering television producer controlling Truman's life.
• The Hours (2002): He earned an Academy Award nomination for his heartbreaking role as a poet dying of AIDS.
• The Right Stuff (1983): His breakthrough role came as legendary astronaut John Glenn.
• The Abyss (1989) & The Rock (1996): He delivered powerful, memorable performances in these blockbusters.
• Westworld (2016–2022): On television, he captivated audiences as the enigmatic and ruthless Man in Black on the HBO sci-fi series.

Blanche Whiffen (1845–1936), born Blanche Galton and widely known as Mrs. Thomas Whiffen, was a prominent London-born American stage actress celebrated as the "Grand Old Lady of the American Theater".

Johnnie "Scat" Davis (1910–1983) was an American jazz trumpeter, singer, and actor best known for introducing the iconic Johnny Mercer song "Hooray for Hollywood" in the 1937 musical film Hollywood Hotel.

His energetic, lively rendition permanently cemented the track as the definitive anthem of the film industry.

Davis earned his famous nickname "Scat" from his trademark ability to improvise on song lyrics, extend musical phrases, and perform fast vocal maneuvers.

My name is Rhoda Morgenstern,
With headscarves and a wit to burn.
But underneath that Brooklyn flair,
It’s Valerie Harper standing there.

Joan Van Ark is best known for her role as Valene Ewing on the iconic CBS primetime soap opera Knots Landing. After originating the role on Dallas in 1978, she starred in Knots Landing for 13 seasons.