It’s that time of year when green becomes the most popular color and little Leprechauns get excited about St. Patrick’s Day. Frozen Minty Mousse Pie in a chocolate graham cracker crust and layered with ice cream, chocolaty mousse and topped with whipped cream makes dessert magical!
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NOTE: This giveaway has ended but please enjoy the recipe and see if you can find the lucky four-leaf clover.
A pot of gold overflows with ivy on a table with your choice of a brisk cup of Irish Breakfast tea or a pot of Irish coffee
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Now… how to make frozen minty mousse pie
Freeze 4 hours, or overnight.
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Frozen Minty Mousse Pie
source: Andies Cream de Menthe baking chips package
- 2 cups vanilla ice cream, softened
- 2 cups Andes mint baking chips, divided
- 1 (9 inch) chocolate graham wafer pie crust
- 1 1/2 cups whipping cream, divided
- 2 egg yolks
Freeze 4 hours, or overnight.Top with whipped cream and colorful sprinkles, if desired
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What a wonderful display. Like that octagon box
I also posted your give-a-way on my Facebook page under Debbie Wiles Huffaker!
Such beautiful photos and the pie is to die for! How do you manage to make everything look so appetizing?
I'll say that the 4 leaf clover is in picture #8…on the napkin with the green trim. Please say it's so ~ I love the tea pot!
I follow by email.
xo
Pat
I posted this on my Facebook also!
I am not sure if my 2 comments were sent or not. Thank you!
I also posted this to my Facebook account! Beth Black Eaton
I found the 4-leaf clover on the white linen with the green crochet border. That was really a thoughtful gift from your friends on your 10th anniversary, and you have kept it all of these years! I also follow your blog through email-my email address is eatonbbeth@yahoo.com. Thank you!
I follow on google+ as Dawn Monroe. I think I see the clover between the houseplant and the teapot, laying on the white with green lace border cloth.
It's in the picture with the green hat and white orchid…laying on top of the little green vase with the lid!!! It was easier to spot without the headache!!!
Love this pretty green and white post! So sharp and clear! The pie looks wonderful. Such a pretty tea pot and a prayer for your mom who had a very lucky bday!
Thanks so much for taking part in the 6th annual St. Pat's Bog Crawl! Slainte'!
I believe I see it on the pretty embroidered edge napkin/hanky beside the beautiful teapot. I am a new reader, having come over from BJ's Sweet Nothings blog. Thamk you!!
How gorgeous everything is this setting pretty lady! The pie looks sooo yummy, wish I had a piece this minute!!! Your setting is perfect and so inviting, I am smitten with the two White teapots! Thank you so much for your visit, you did make my day!
Enjoy your weekend,
FABBY
I think I found it in the 8th photo on the left of the teapot on the cloth with the green embroidery.
I have to say I love your St. Patrick's Day decor. How inviting! And I just wish I could stop by your house and visit you in person enjoying all those fabulous goodies. I'm sure your company would be the best part.
Blessings and love,
Debbie
Found it!! It is on the white napkin edged in green lace behind the hanging vines. Not sure the exquisite teapot can make the trip all the way to India….just entering for the fun of it!
Regards.
My mouth is watering looking at that minty mousse Pie. I love your photos, we really don't go big on St Patrick's Day here in Britain, I guess they probably do in Ireland and in some of the Irish areas of London. My mother in law was Irish…I loved her
What a fun St. Patrick's Day post! I saw a 4-leaf clover in the 8th photo down on the left side, resting on the chrochet-edged napkin! I follow you blog by email!
I've searched for the four leaf clover, and I have not found it. Thankfully, whenever I search for your blog, I find it and enjoy every single post. This one is another exceptionally well done post! The pie recipe itself, is well worth my visit. Thank you so much for sharing it, and for giving me a St. Patrick's Day greeting. Beautiful!
Your little leprechaun is adorable and the pie looks great:@)
What a cute post! You put a lot of work into it but I can't find the four leaf clover! But I do follow you through blogger.
Sorry – forgot to tell you that I am an email subscriber and follower.
This was so much fun especially since I am Irish and proud of it. I found the clover in the eighth picture from the top sitting on the beautiful Irish hankie that has the beautiful crochet edging in green and white. The hankie (or is it a napkin) is sitting next to the white tea server. Happy St. Pats day to you.
What I would like is a piece of that pie!!!
I'll have to come back later when the headache subsides and take another look for the 4-leaf clover!!! Your St. Patty's tablescape is lovely!!
Your minty pie not only looks yummy, but it's easy to make too!
Such fun decorations…..loved your post!
I believe I spied with my little eye the 4 leaf clover on the dessert table with the green fedora behind the dessert plates next to the white bowl planter hanging on the root of the plant in the planter.
What a festive dessert table…I'd like a piece of the pie, for sure!
Have a great week.
P.S. I'm following you on Feedly
Oh good grief, that pie looks dangerous! Mint and chocolate, two of my favorites… :-))
It looks like it's sitting there in between the pot of orchids and the green vase.
Oh that pie looks good! I love just about anything with mint!
I found the shamrock under your beautiful white teapot with the ivy. I love your blog. Thanks for the chance to win.
Cindy
segarsmt@windstream.net
Ah, I found it
Its behind the tea pot in your 8th picture 
Beautiful set up for St Patrick's day and what a wonderful memory to have a gift that was given long back! It was fun to participate 
I think I seen the 4 leaf clover in the picture with the green hat….on top of the little green vase???
~ Lisa from Indiana ~
PS.. I can't get enough of your blog. So classy.
I love your blog. I came across it through another blog "Just a little something for you" I found the four leaf clover on picture 6, beside the orchid pot" God bless you and keep up the good work Mim
Good morning ~ What a pretty post and that pie looks so scrumptious.
Photo number 8 on the cloth with green and white crocheted edging.
What a lovely gift for whoever wins. I am a follower through Blogger.
Have a great day ~ FlowerLady
Oh sorry…I didn't answer the question of how do I follow your blog…well I don't know lol All I do know is that your blog is part of my bookmarks and having been following for a long time. I probably found it while looking at recipes. Anyway, I loveeeeee your blog! and I read it daily.
Oh sorry I forgot to add how I follow your blog…actually I don't know lol I simply have your blog on my bookmarks and look at it daily.
Beautiful tea setting…that pie looks great. Lovely teapot!
the four leaf clover is on the photo under this caption…grab your shillelagh as you partake of his company…on the pretty white and green table napkin.
I spy a green four leaf clover by the green edging on the napkin!
I see the four-leaf closer by the cup and saucer near the teapot! Such a fun setting – and a yummy-sounding dessert delight!
~Adrienne~
I spy it just to the left of that pretty teapot, sitting there on the gorgeous linen with the green crochet work. I'd be thrilled to be the winner of this lovely tea pot. Love the shape!
Happy St. Pat's Day!
I'll put your giveaway on my sidebar.
I believe the 4 leaf clover is in the 8th pic from the top…and I am just about to have a real hissy fit for this amazing teapot. I would dearly love to own this. Thank you for giving me a chance.
I am a follower.
This may be my second comment(didn't mean too).
I follow your blog on Feedly. I so enjoy your posts – mostly your inspiration.
This may be the cutest table I have ever seen. Sew cute and very Irish.
The four leaf clover is in the 8th picture on the table scarf by the ivy. I have to admit – I was a little excited to find it! I have never found a four leaf clover in my life.
Such a cute idea – and a wonderful tribute to your Mother.
Thanks for sharing a little of your Irish charm.
Erin (yes this is my real name – not an Irish joke).
This may be the cutest table I have ever seen. So sweet! The four leave clover is hidden on the white table scarf under the ivy (in the 8th picture down).
Thank you for sharing a little of your Irish charm.
Erin
What a wonderful blog and a contest too, wow! Four leaf clover is on napkin under green vine to the left of the white teapot. Come visit,
Pam
What a wonderful blog and a contest too, wow! Four leaf clover is on napkin under green vine to the left of the white teapot. Come visit,
Pam
Mmmm the dessert looks so good! Your presentation on the buffet looks marvelous! That's an adorable leprechaun even if he did steal some pie! Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Lorraine, I forgot to state how I follow you! On GFC and Facebook
I shared on Google +.
What a fun post and of course I had to try and find the 4 leaf clover. I think I see it in the 8th picture down laying on the linen with the crocheted edging.
That pie looks so delicious.
I am a new follower of google friend connect. Still looking for four leaf clover.
You had me a minty mousse pie! Everything looks lovely!
Jenna
I am drooling over the minty mousse pie. Looks delicious and hard to resist. I could go for that cup of Irish coffee too.
Your Irish buffet is pretty. I can't see the four leaf clover! I'll keep looking.
what gorgeous St. Paddy's decor, Lorraine! i do believe I spy a 4 leaf clove resting on the lovely napkin, with the beautiful crocheted edging, next to the silver pot. xo! P.S. meant to type clover! Funny, I too, will be having a giveaway for my 3rd blogaversary, and the star is……a white teapot!