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Spumoni

A simple way to make spumoni in the shape you remember is to use tall 10-ounce paper cups, like the ones you get when you order a soda. You can make the layering process simpler by spooning in a level layer of vanilla ice cream, then chocolate ice cream, then flavored whipped cream. If you’d prefer to serve one large spumoni instead of individual ones, prepare the spumoni in a 6-cup soufflé dish, layering it into the dishes as described below. Let the frozen large spumoni stand at room temperature 10 to 15 minutes before inverting it onto a serving plate. Cut it into wedges to serve.

Cooks' Note

Amarene are pitted wild cherries preserved in syrup. Fabbri is a very good brand. If you can’t find them, substitute four canned black cherries, drained and chopped coarsely, or six very good candied cherries, chopped fine.

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