1TbspGluten Free VanillaI used pure vanilla but imitation will work fine.
2TbspMilkI used lactose free skim milk, you could also use oat milk in this recipe.
1EggI used a brown cage free egg
Instructions
Heat oven to 375Mix together your gluten free 1 to 1 flour, gluten free baking soda, salt and set aside.Next, beat together the shortening, brown sugar, milk, vanilla in a large bowl with a mixer on medium speed, beat in egg and blend well.Fold in the flour mixer until just blended, stir in chocolate chips.Drop by measured spoonful's onto a cookie sheet 3 inches apart.Bake 8-11 minutesLet cool for 2 minutes and then remove and place cookies on wire cookie rack to cool completely.Makes 2 dozen medium size cookies or 3 dozen smaller cookiesAfter cookies have completely cooled begin to assemble together with ice cream.Using a melon scooper size of ice cream place on top of bottom of cookie and place a second cookie on top.Gentle push the two cookies together to create a sandwich,If you like add more ice cream around the sides of the cookie sandwich only a little because the ice cream does expand once it's frozen.Wrap ice cream cookie sandwich in wax paper and place in a sealed freezer container until ready to eat.Cookies will stay up to a month in the freezer.Enjoy!
Notes
Tips,Make sure to read the ingredients label for vanilla and baking soda, making sure it's gluten-free.A few brands that carry gluten-free baking sodaGluten Free Baking Soda's, Bob's Red Mill, Walmart, Kroger, Arm & Hammer, Clabber Girl, to name a few.Gluten Free Vanilla,Kroger brand, Kirkland's, Simply Organic, McCormick's, Watkins, and even their imitation vanilla are gluten-free. I have not checked for the vanilla powders.Eggs at room temp bake better than cold eggs.I used King Arthur 1-to-1 baking flour, with no aftertaste, with this flourI used a lactose-free skim milk and have used oat milk as well in this recipe because it is most like milk when baking.Cookies need to be cooled before adding ice cream.Enjoy!!!!